Institutional Contexts and Individual Decisions: Fourth National CIDE-CSES Survey

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  • Ulises Beltrán CIDE

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comparative analysis, CSES, surveys, satisfaction with democracy, Mexico

Abstract

This research note describes the fourth Mexican electoral survey (2006) undertakenby CIDE-CSES (Centro de Investigacin y Docencia Econmicas) as part of the ComparativeStudy of Electoral Systems (CSES). The CIDE-CSES project 2006 studies the impact of institutionalarrangements on electoral behavior and is part of a larger effort that includessimilar surveys of all Mexican federal elections since 1997. Its preliminary results suggestthat, in comparative perspective, distrust of the 2006 election is related to the age of theMexican electoral system. Similarly, it points out that partisan affiliation appears related toparty system age. Electoral competition also has increased interest in and information aboutpolitics in Mexico. 

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Beltrán, U. (2007). Institutional Contexts and Individual Decisions: Fourth National CIDE-CSES Survey. Política Y Gobierno, 14(2), 467-490. http://politicaygobierno.cide.edu/index.php/pyg/article/view/247

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