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Resumo:In this article, we analyse patterns of turnout and electoral choices of Cape Verde’s citizens in different types of elections, looking at all legislative, presidential and local elections held between 1991 and 2016, and testing four hypotheses derived from the second-order election model about differences in terms of turnout, number of spoiled/blank papers, results for the incumbent party and the electoral success of smaller parties. Our results show that, in what regards turnout and electoral behaviour, local elections present the features of second-order elections much more clearly than the presidential elections in this semi-presidential regime. However, this pattern does not necessarily mean that voters look at the latter as less second-order, but since they often took place in the honeymoon period of the legislative electoral cycle, it may only mean that there were lower incentives to punish the incumbent and/or disengage from political participation.
Autores principais:Pereira Miguel, José
Outros Autores:Nina, Susana Rogeiro; Delgado, Danielton
Assunto:Cape Verde Second-order elections Local elections Semi-presidentialism
Ano:2019
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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spellingShingle Elections in Cape Verde, 1991-2016: Testing the second-order election model in a consolidated semi-presidential African democracy
Pereira Miguel, José
Cape Verde
Second-order elections
Local elections
Semi-presidentialism
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Cape Verde
Second-order elections
Local elections
Semi-presidentialism
title Elections in Cape Verde, 1991-2016: Testing the second-order election model in a consolidated semi-presidential African democracy
title_full Elections in Cape Verde, 1991-2016: Testing the second-order election model in a consolidated semi-presidential African democracy
title_fullStr Elections in Cape Verde, 1991-2016: Testing the second-order election model in a consolidated semi-presidential African democracy
title_full_unstemmed Elections in Cape Verde, 1991-2016: Testing the second-order election model in a consolidated semi-presidential African democracy
title_short Elections in Cape Verde, 1991-2016: Testing the second-order election model in a consolidated semi-presidential African democracy
title_sort Elections in Cape Verde, 1991-2016: Testing the second-order election model in a consolidated semi-presidential African democracy
topic Cape Verde
Second-order elections
Local elections
Semi-presidentialism
topic_facet Cape Verde
Second-order elections
Local elections
Semi-presidentialism
url http://hdl.handle.net/10451/43900
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