Politicians Think Voters Are Dumb. Are They Right?
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Voter Intelligence: Perceptions and Realities
This chapter explores the debate surrounding voter intelligence, examining whether decisions are driven by social identities or informed policy preferences. It analyzes data from a comprehensive survey of voters and politicians, revealing stark contrasts in their perceptions of informed decision-making. By discussing the complexities of voter behavior and alignment, the chapter sheds light on how political systems shape electoral choices and the ongoing misinterpretations between voters and political practitioners.
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