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Causes of electoral reform have attracted increasing scholarly attention in recent years. While most works analyze electoral system change as an elite-centered process, this study posits that ordinary citizens also have an important role to play, and examines factors that influence their attitudes toward different electoral designs. Using longitudinal survey data from New Zealand covering a span of more than one decade, I test the hypotheses that partisanship and ideology exert a significant impact on voters¡Ç choice between plurality and proportional representation systems. I also investigate the effect of electoral winner/loser status, political efficacy, system support, and authoritarian values on the likelihood of favoring alternative rules of the game. Finally, I discuss the relevance of results from this study for other countries currently considering electoral reform.


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