Are European Elections Still Second-Order? A Study of Spain and Portugal

Are European Elections Still Second-Order? A Study of Spain and Portugal

This paper addresses the issue of ‘second order’ elections as applied to the electoral results of the 2019 and 2024 European Parliament elections in the Iberian states. Specifically, it aims to analyse whether these elections can be classified within this category. To achieve this objective and an...

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Main Authors: Fernando Martínez Arribas, Celso Cancela Outeda, Bruno González Cacheda
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: CEPESE 2024-12-01
Series:População e Sociedade
Subjects:
politicisation
polarisation
second-order elections
participation
Online Access:https://www.cepese.pt/portal/pt/publicacoes/obras/populacao-e-sociedade-n-o-42/are-european-elections-still-second-order-a-study-of-spain-and-portugal/are-european-elections-still-second-order-a-study-of-spain-and-portugal/@@display-file/file/Revista%2042_artigo%202.pdf
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