A voter who makes his/her decision on whom to support in an election by looking to the past and then rewarding or penalizing a candidate accordingly is known as a

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Retrospective voting is a theory of voting in which an individual evaluates candidates based on their past performance or the past performance of their party. This approach involves looking back at what has been accomplished or not accomplished and making a decision based on satisfaction with or disapproval of past actions.

A Voter Who Makes His/her Decision on Whom to Support