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If you're interested in all of that, you should start by reading up on mechanism design, which you can find in any good microeconomics or game theory textbook. I like Fudenberg and Tirole.
I mainly see Krishna's book used for auctions. Menezes and Monteiro is also good. There are also books by Paul Klemperer and Paul Milgrom which are less textbook like.
For matching, the guide to the "classical" theory is Roth & Sotomayor, but it's getting pretty old. There's a new "Handbook of Market Design" but I haven't read it and can't vouch for it.
For bargaining, you can't go wrong with Osbourne and Rubinstein.
Sadly, I don't know of a good voting textbook. Much of the recent work in voting has moved out of economics into computer science, political science, etc., so I would look there for current work on voting.