Academic Blogs
Polacko, M., P. Graefe & S. Kiss. (December 2025). “What Canada’s public sector voting divide could mean for future elections.” The Conversation.
Polacko, M. (August 2025). “Canada’s class divide at the ballot box is growing.” The Conversation.
Kiss, S., M. Polacko & P. Graefe. (October 2023). “Educated voters in Canada tend to vote for left-leaning parties while richer voters go right.” The Conversation.
Polacko, M. (October 2021). “Has economic moderation contributed to the decline of social democratic parties?” LSE EUROPP - European Politics and Policy.
Polacko, M. (May 2021). “Can policy choice reduce the income gap in voting?” The Loop. ECPR's Political Science Blog.
Polacko, M. (November 2015). “The Spending Review: Short-termism, Ideology and Economic Illiteracy.” King's Think Tank. King's College London.
Non-Peer Reviewed
Polacko, M., P. Graefe & S. Kiss. (2026). “The Changing Class Basis of Canadian and Social Democratic Futures.” Perspectives Journal. 5: 48–68.
Polacko, M. (2024). “Youth and Satisfaction with Democracy.” Elections Canada.
Polacko, M. (2019). “Canada’s Failed Corporate Tax Cutting Binge.” Monitor. 26(4): 20–21.
Polacko, M. (2016). “Cameron’s Corporate Tax Cuts Are Not Working for Britain.” Spectrum. 5: 1–6.
Polacko, M. (2016). “Napoleonic Elizabeth: Defender of the Realm.” Strife. 6(1): 1–11.
Polacko, M. (2015). “The Case for Keeping and Reforming Inheritance Tax.” Spectrum. 6: 12–13.
Media
Editorial. “The class act of Canadian politics.” Globe & Mail. November 7, 2023.
Insights. Canadian Journal of Political Science podcast. "The Changing Nature of Class Voting in Canada." Episode 6. May 9, 2023.
Ángel Munárriz. “La desigualdad mete a los pobres (y a la izquierda) en una trampa electoral.” infoLibre. Julio 2, 2022.