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To stay, remain or leave: how verbal concepts as response options in political referendums such as the Brexit polls might bias voting outcomes

Political Science

To stay, remain or leave: how verbal concepts as response options in political referendums such as the Brexit polls might bias voting outcomes

L. Ströbel, I. Koch, et al.

This intriguing study by Liane Ströbel, Iring Koch, Torsten-Oliver Salge, and David Antons dives into how the verb choices in political referendums might shape voter sentiment. By analyzing the UK EU membership referendums of 1975 and 2016, the authors reveal that even subtle differences in language can bias outcomes. Discover how the words 'stay,' 'remain,' and 'leave' influence our decisions!

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