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How governing experience conditions winner-loser effects: An empirical analysis of the satisfaction with democracy in Spain after 2011 elections

  • Autores: Irene Delgado Sotillos
  • Localización: Electoral Studies: An international Journal, ISSN 0261-3794, Nº 44, 2016, págs. 76-84
  • Idioma: inglés
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  • Resumen
    • Research has shown that those who win an election are more satisfied with democracy than those who lost. The current study explores this winner/loser gap using survey data from the 2011 Spanish general election. The study assumes that there are different losers. The results indicate that citizen satisfaction with democracy shows a negative relationship with parties that are consistently unable to obtain office. The implication is that the effects of the winner-loser effects are much smaller within the group of parties that have previous experience in government. Finally, I report and independent effect that citizengovernment policy proximity boosts satisfaction with democracy.


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