Las campañas electorales, los medios y su impacto en el compromiso cívico de los mexicanos en la elección presidencial de 2012

Jiménez, Oniel Francisco Díaz; Francisco, Oniel

doi:10.32870/cys.v0i29.6302

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“…They allow them to strategically interact with the supporters to generate effective political debates (Sahly et al, 2019). The impacts of political messages are subtle (Jiménez, 2017), and these impacts are the desired outcomes that politicians aim to gain by using SNS as an interactive platform for political campaigning (Lin, 2016).…”

Section: Framing Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Using Online Platforms for Political Communication in Bahrain Election Campaigns

Elareshi¹,

Habes²,

Ali³

et al. 2021

JSSH

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The rise of SNS facilitated politicians with new opportunities to communicate directly with voters. Especially during election campaigns. Twitter provides female politicians with a space to exercise their political tasks beyond traditional media, especially in some Arab countries. Based on the framing theory, this study aims to identify how the female politicians in Bahrain utilised Twitter to present themselves for Parliamentary election campaigns in 2018. The researchers scrutinised the phenomenon using a thematic analysis of n = 263 tweets posted by two Bahraini female candidates. Results revealed that although politicians largely preferred Twitter in election campaigns to reinforce support and mobilisation for political engagement, two selected candidates lacked interaction with their supporters. Thus, the researchers concluded that the Bahraini female politicians have a long way to represent themselves in digital media politics as men widely benefit from personalisation more than females.

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Section: Framing Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Using Online Platforms for Political Communication in Bahrain Election Campaigns

Elareshi¹,

Habes²,

Ali³

et al. 2021

JSSH

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Section: Mobilization Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This applies to all possible information channels including internet and social media. The data has only been collected from the democratic developments in the Western European region, the United States, Central Europe, Eastern Europe and Latin America [11]. This virtuous circle is described by Norris, Stromback & Shelata paying attention to citizen involvement, political interest and trust in government [12].…”

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Consumption of Online Political News and Political Participation of First-Time Voters

Effendi

Haryanegara

Sukmayadi

et al. 2020

JPIS

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In some countries, it is stated that youth political participation tends to decline, and the media are then regarded as ones of the causes of this decline. This is strongly supported by the media perspective. However, it is undeniable that there are contradictions to these views, which bring forth the mobilization perspective. There are also parties who consider that the media have merits in increasing political participation. In this case, communication plays an important role as an analytical tool to determine the effect of online political news consumption on political participation. Political knowledge is used as a mediator in this study. This study was conducted to see the position of Consumption of Online Political News in influencing Political Participation through Political Knowledge among Students. The study employed a quantitative method through questionnaires as an effort to collect and analyze data through regression analysis. Population in this study is Universitas PendidikanIndonesia's student that used online news portal. The questionnaires were distributed to 100 student respondents. Sampling method of this study using purposive sampling with several criterias. The results of the study show that there is a significant effect of online political news consumption on political participation with a direct value 0,719.

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Media malaise or mobilization during repeat elections? Evidence from Israel’s three consecutive rounds of elections (2019–2020)

Yarchi¹,

Samuel-Azran²

2023

Communications

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In 2019–2020, Israel went through three consecutive elections in less than a year on grounds of alleged corruption by Prime Minister Netanyahu, and his lack of ability to form a coalition. This study aims to contribute to analyses of the media mobilization/malaise effect by examining the impact of such a prolonged period of campaigning on citizens’ political behavior. Thus, we conducted six online surveys using a longitudinal sample of Israeli society before and after each election. The analysis found that, despite participants’ testimonies that they were increasingly “tired of dealing with elections,” there was a significant increase in participants’ reported certainty in their vote, news consumption, participation in online political discussions, and level of political efficacy between the elections. Next, a multivariate analysis aiming to explain variations in voters’ political efficacy found that political trust, participants’ reported certainty about their vote, and political interest all explained high levels of political efficacy. The analysis provides one of the strongest reinforcements to date regarding the validity of political mobilization theory, demonstrating its relevance under challenging conditions. We discuss further implications and generalizability of our findings.

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Las campañas electorales, los medios y su impacto en el compromiso cívico de los mexicanos en la elección presidencial de 2012

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

Using Online Platforms for Political Communication in Bahrain Election Campaigns

Using Online Platforms for Political Communication in Bahrain Election Campaigns

Consumption of Online Political News and Political Participation of First-Time Voters

Media malaise or mobilization during repeat elections? Evidence from Israel’s three consecutive rounds of elections (2019–2020)

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