2022
DOI: 10.5294/pacla.2022.25.4.8
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Cobertura periodística de las candidatas a la gubernatura durante las campañas de México en 2021

Abstract: En las elecciones mexicanas de junio de 2021, los partidos políticos por primera vez nominaron a una cantidad similar de candidatos y candidatas a las gubernaturas de las entidades en competencia. Este artículo presenta un análisis de contenido cuantitativo de la cobertura periodística de las campañas políticas para estas elecciones, con una comparativa entre las y los aspirantes. Para ello, se recuperaron N = 774 noticias publicadas en 17 grupos informativos sobre las campañas de Baja California, Campeche, Ch… Show more

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“…Politics has been a male domain, so women need to establish their qualification for office. Part of the challenge for women politicians to do so can come from journalists, who may give men and women unequal coverage (measured here as word count, % of the article, # of quotes, tone of coverage), and not present women's qualifications, instead focusing on appearance or traits (Aday and Devitt 2001;Álvarez Monsiváis 2021;Bystrom 2010;Hayes and Lawless 2016;Hayes et al 2014;Kahn 1994;Murray 2010). Research, however, has primarily studied election coverage with little work about officials in office (see Van der Pas and Aaldering [2020] for meta-analysis, but see Font and Ponce [2019] about senators in Uruguay; Cárdenas Arias [2023] about capital city mayors in Colombia and Spain).…”
Section: Expectations For Minsters In Presidents' Cabinets and Gender...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Politics has been a male domain, so women need to establish their qualification for office. Part of the challenge for women politicians to do so can come from journalists, who may give men and women unequal coverage (measured here as word count, % of the article, # of quotes, tone of coverage), and not present women's qualifications, instead focusing on appearance or traits (Aday and Devitt 2001;Álvarez Monsiváis 2021;Bystrom 2010;Hayes and Lawless 2016;Hayes et al 2014;Kahn 1994;Murray 2010). Research, however, has primarily studied election coverage with little work about officials in office (see Van der Pas and Aaldering [2020] for meta-analysis, but see Font and Ponce [2019] about senators in Uruguay; Cárdenas Arias [2023] about capital city mayors in Colombia and Spain).…”
Section: Expectations For Minsters In Presidents' Cabinets and Gender...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Feminine stereotype congruence is argued to impact how the media treats women candidates (Álvarez Monsiváis 2021;Font and Ponce 2019;Fowler and Lawless 2009;Murray 2010). Women may be advantaged when running for state governor because states manage stereotypically feminine policy domains like education and health.…”
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