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Analysis of the Electoral Contest in Bogota


José Manuel Mejía Villena


Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos - Department of Political Science

Rodrigo Valdivia


Independent

July 1, 2011

Revista de Estudios Políticos Andinos, Vol. 1, No. 7, 2011

Abstract:     
Although the registration of candidates for subnational elections in Colombia closes August 10, it can be anticipated that the number of candidates not be less than five. Also, the latest polls hint at the indecisiveness of the electorate, since the interest rise of Petro followed almost immediately - via another polling - by Peñaloza enhancement, in less than a week of time between survey and survey, and the third struggled place between Galan and Parody, suggests a degree of electoral uncertainty. Also, we have seen clearly the personal traits of campaign strategies, as well as low ideological distance between the speeches of the various candidates, accompanied by an interesting segment of the electorate expressed a differentiation in how to address each sector by each party, as a result gives us a centripetal competition. In spite of what may believe if seen very superficially the race in Bogota, we could be facing a moderate pluralism.

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Number of Pages in PDF File: 15

Keywords: Bogota, Subnational electoral contest 2011, Moderate Pluralism

JEL Classification: N46

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Date posted: July 21, 2011  

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Mejía Villena, José Manuel and Valdivia, Rodrigo, Analysis of the Electoral Contest in Bogota (July 1, 2011). Revista de Estudios Políticos Andinos, Vol. 1, No. 7, 2011. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1892240

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José Manuel Mejía Villena (Contact Author)
Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos - Department of Political Science ( email )
Lima, Lima
Peru
992753295 (Phone)
Rodrigo Valdivia
Independent ( email )
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