How many people actually forget who they voted for in past Presidential elections? I have a hard time believing they make up a significant percentage of the electorate.
How many people actually forget who they voted for in past Presidential elections? I have a hard time believing they make up a significant percentage of the electorate.
They always convince themselves they actually voted for the winner; it's a weird coping mechanism(this was literally taught to me in politics sci 101); it's very strange because the ballot now is a secret ballot and the election is over
How many people actually forget who they voted for in past Presidential elections? I have a hard time believing they make up a significant percentage of the electorate.
Political scientists say a lot of people misremember. In particular they say they voted for the winner when that actually voted for the loser.
They always convince themselves they actually voted for the winner; it's a weird coping mechanism(this was literally taught to me in politics sci 101); it's very strange because the ballot now is a secret ballot and the election is over
After Watergate, the majority of Americans claimed to have voted for McGovern. If they "misremember", it's because they want to forget something.