How German Parties Select Candidates of Immigrant Origin

Ceyhan, Sara

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-59451-0

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“…Likewise, the fact that co-leaders have to be a male–female pair in some Green parties obeys the same representative principle (Rihoux, 2016). A representative principle, as is obvious, also pursues an electoral purpose of appealing to several constituencies at the same time (Ceyhan, 2021; Hennl and Kaiser, 2008; Valdini, 2012).…”

Section: Preferences For Two Leaders Vs One Leadermentioning

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Do political duos diminish discriminatory voter preferences? Evidence from a combined conjoint experiment

López Ortega

2023

European Union Politics

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In Europe, more and more parties and governments are led by a pair of leaders. What consequences does the presence of duos have on voter preferences? I argue that voters have less discriminatory preferences against untraditional candidates when they choose two leaders instead of only one. However, discriminatory preferences do not entirely vanish; rather, traditionally excluded candidates are often relegated to secondary positions, and there exists a certain threshold of tolerated ticket diversity. Through a novel combined conjoint experiment, I find relative support for this conjecture, especially in the case of ethnic minority candidates. In view of the increasing number of new types of leadership, the results of this study have important implications for the study of political behaviour and elite diversity.

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Section: Preferences For Two Leaders Vs One Leadermentioning

confidence: 99%