The article examines the case of thirty towns in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, that had only candidate for mayor in the 2008 local elections. The purpose is to analyze the profile of the single candidate, and from electoral data, measure the impact that this experience produces for political participation, for voting decision and also for democratic theory itself. It is shown how the decision of the party elites to offer only one competitor in local elections does not receive a corresponding response of consensus of individuals, revealing that this attempt to extinguish the competitive nature of the election is opposed by a significant part of the constituency
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International audienceWhat are the conclusions that the 2016 municipal election offers? This article...
This article analyzes the Brazilian political system from the local perspective. Following Cox (1997...
This article proposes a new interpretation of the regional distribution of votes in the dispute for ...
Do Brazils political parties matter in elections? The article focuses on this problem by analyzing w...
The article deals with the phenomenon of re-election for mayor in Brazil. It presents and analyzes ...
The article analyzes the political party subsystem in the region known as West Frontier of Rio Grand...
This master thesis investigates the formation of political elites, with a particular focus on local ...
Through this article an analysis about the standard of recruitment of “local elites” in Maranhão i...
This paper compares the political parties' capacity to be re-elected for mayor in Brazil and Uruguay...
This essay has as object the mayors of the Workers‟ Party (Partido dos Trabalhadores [PT]) who were...
Este artigo analisa os resultados do primeiro e segundo turnos da eleição municipal de 2000 no Brasi...
This dissertation research subject supplementary elections held in Brazilian municipalities between ...
This study aimed at proving a major attendance of the Juiz de Fora electorate in relation to others ...
This article analyzes the Brazilian political system from the local perspective. Following Cox (1997...
The article analyzes the impact of the election to (and occupation of) majority national and state e...
International audienceWhat are the conclusions that the 2016 municipal election offers? This article...
This article analyzes the Brazilian political system from the local perspective. Following Cox (1997...
This article proposes a new interpretation of the regional distribution of votes in the dispute for ...