Resumo As redes sociais são uma ferramenta indispensável na comunicação política em período de campanha eleitoral. Este artigo pretende contribuir para o debate teórico sobre se as campanhas online contribuem para uma mudança de paradigma comunicacional entre candidatos e eleitores ou, ao invés, reproduzem os estilos e formatos preconizados pelos mass media. O estudo parte da análise de conteúdo das páginas de Facebook de partidos políticos e movimentos independentes relativas às eleições autárquicas de setembro de 2013. Após a análise descritiva é apresentado um modelo explicativo exploratório sobre as variações na interatividade entre páginas.Palavras-chave redes sociais, eleições, comunicação política, campanha eleitoral. AbstractThe social networks are an indispensable tool for political communication during election campaigns. This article seeks to contribute to the theoretical on whether online campaigns are helping change the paradigm for communication between candidates and voters, or whether on the contrary they are reproducing the styles and formats put forward by the mass media. The study begins by analysing the content of the Facebook pages of political parties and independent movements regarding the September 2013 local elections. The authors then present an exploratory model that seeks to explain the variations in interactivity from one page to another.
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