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Note that this differs from psephology (which I have never seen used a descriptor of work in a subdivision of political science). I've seen the term used occasionally as a fun term, but never as a sub-division of research itself. Looking at the google scholar for it, it appears to be dated and only used in corner cases or as a fun descriptor. Maybe this is because I focus on American Elections.
Compare it to the google scholar for election science that is used by a category as authors and now has multiple conferences and/or sub-conferences. Mr election guy (talk) 19:12, 10 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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