Follow-up to the Russian election
Dr. Joshua Tucker, professor at New York University, follows up on his pre-election predictions. There are interesting observations here about the results, fraud, the opposition to Putin in Moscow, and the use of webcams at nearly all polling places.Russia 2012 Presidential Election Post-Election Report
Displaying a predictive ability at a level of which my Americanist colleague can only dream, I think it is safe to say that most of the claims I made in my pre-election report on the 2012 Russian Presidential election have been substantiated…
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