Estrategia Clientelar de Compra de Voto y Niveles de Marginación: Evidencia para el Caso de un Municipio de México
Clientelistic Strategy of Vote Buying and Levels of Marginalization: Evidence from a Case of a Mexican Municipality
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The analysis focuses on the effect of voter poverty levels (measured through approximation by the level of marginality of the area where they live), in relation to the probability of receiving an offer from a broker or political party in the manner of a clientelistic exchange (the trade of votes for goods or other favors). The association is usually an important assumption in research about clientelism and in its theoretical approaches, however, it has been scarcely studied empirically. The analysis was carried out using a post-electoral survey in a municipality of the urban area of Jalisco, Mexico. The results support the assertion that marginalization level is an important predictor of the clientelistic supply.
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The analysis focuses on the effect of voter poverty levels (measured through approximation by the level of marginality of the area where they live), in relation to the probability of receiving an offer from a broker or political party in the manner of a clientelistic exchange (the trade of votes for goods or other favors). The association is usually an important assumption in research about clientelism and in its theoretical approaches, however, it has been scarcely studied empirically. The analysis was carried out using a post-electoral survey in a municipality of the urban area of Jalisco, Mexico. The results support the assertion that marginalization level is an important predictor of the clientelistic supply.
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