Pentecostalismo e antipetismo nas eleições presidenciais brasileiras

Araújo, Victor

doi:10.1017/lar.2022.29

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“…from the electoral point of view, previous studies have shown that, historically, Evangelicals tended to reject the PT (see Peixoto;Rennó, 2011;Araújo, 2022). Besides the Evangelists' historical aversion to the PT, in 2018 polls showed a great difference between the vote intention of Catholics -which was equally divided between the PT's presidential candidate Fernando Haddad and Bolsonaro -and that of Evangelicals who declared their preference for Bolsonaro quite decisively -67 vs. 33 percent (Ferreira;.…”

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Assessing the fourth wave of the populist radical right: Jair Bolsonaro’s voters in comparative perspective

2023

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This article analyzes the individual factors that help explain the electoral support for Jair Bolsonaro in the 2018 Presidential elections in Brazil in light of the findings for the Populist Radical Right (PRR) in Western Europe. The present article contributes to the comparative literature on the determinants of the vote for the PRR in a non-European country. Analyzing the rise of the PRR in Latin America is particularly relevant since structural constraints limit its chances. To carry out our analysis, we rely on survey data from the Brazilian Electoral Study (BES). Beyond some specificities due to differences in the articulation of the PRR's main ideologies, we found that while certain determinants of the vote for the PRR in Brazil are in line with the hypothesis based on the European experience, others respond to country and region-level indicators like negative identity toward the PT.

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Assessing the fourth wave of the populist radical right: Jair Bolsonaro’s voters in comparative perspective

2023

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“…For example, Layton and colleagues (2021) note that although demographics have not historically predicted positive or negative partisanship, Bolsonaro's 2018 campaign divided voters to some degree on race, religion, and gender. 4 Similarly, summarizing results of the 2022 election, Hunter and Power (2023) revealed that Lula did better among Catholics, women, the poor, and Afro-Brazilians, while Bolsonaro did better among more affluent voters, whites, evangelicals, and men (see also Araújo 2022 andRennó 2022).…”

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Partisan Stereotyping and Polarization in Brazil

Samuels,

Mello,

Zucco

2023

Lat Am Polit Soc

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In recent decades, Brazilian voters have grown polarized between supporters of the Partido dos Trabalhadores (Workers’ Party, PT), known as petistas, and its opponents, known as antipetistas. What explains this animosity? One potential source of polarization is partisan stereotyping, a tendency for partisans to misperceive the social composition of both their own side’s bases of support as well as their opponents’. We show that most Brazilians overestimate the extent to which petistas and antipetistas belong to party-stereotypical groups such as Afro-Brazilians, evangelical Christians, or poor or rich people. We then show that stereotyping is associated with polarization: the greater the bias in perceived partisan group composition, the greater the perceptions of partisan political extremism and feelings of social distance toward the partisan out-group.

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“…Embora não haja um "voto evangélico" homogêneo no Brasil, Araújo (2022) demonstra que eleitores evangélicos pentecostais e neopentecostais são historicamente menos propensos a votar em candidatos à esquerda. Em 2018, por exemplo, a probabilidade de um evangélico pentecostal votar no PT teria sido 55% menor na comparação com outros grupos religiosos, uma rejeição que não se verifica em outros partidos políticos (Araújo, 2022).…”

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“Deus, Pátria, Família e Liberdade”: a radicalização política no ecossistema de mídia evangélica digital no Brasil

Salles,

Maurício Mattos Martins,

Marie Santini

2024

rmc

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In this paper, we aim to map the websites that make up the digital evangelical media ecosystem in Brazil and build our own typology to analyze it. Despite their internal differences, Brazilian evangelicals form an important political force, thanks to efforts that have lasted decades. However, little has been studied about its internet ecosystem and its role in reproducing divisive political positions. We identified evangelical websites shared by influencers on Facebook between April and October 2021, complementing the database with other previously known websites found on the platform. We evaluate these sites according to the typology constructed and present an analysis of the political narratives commonly supported by them. We demonstrate that these sites often reinforce an imaginary permeated by a political- cultural war waged against Christians, whose identity is redesigned by the threat of widespread persecution and the collapse of their values.

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Pentecostalismo e antipetismo nas eleições presidenciais brasileiras

Cited by 6 publications

References 48 publications

Assessing the fourth wave of the populist radical right: Jair Bolsonaro’s voters in comparative perspective

Assessing the fourth wave of the populist radical right: Jair Bolsonaro’s voters in comparative perspective

Partisan Stereotyping and Polarization in Brazil

“Deus, Pátria, Família e Liberdade”: a radicalização política no ecossistema de mídia evangélica digital no Brasil

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