Realinhamentos Partidários no Estado do Rio de Janeiro (1982-2018)

IF 4.1 2区社会学 Q1 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Politics & Society Pub Date : 2021-01-29 DOI:10.5007/2175-7984.2020.E67408

T. Rodrigues

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Abstract

This paper investigates the ongoing party realignment process in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The article studies the parties of the governors and senators elected by direct vote in Rio de Janeiro between 1982 and 2018. Besides the governors, the article studies the parties elected for theLegislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro (ALERJ) and for the Chamber of Deputies throughout that period. The research confirmed the hypothesis of the recent party realignment inRio de Janeiro and identified that with the electoral decline of brizolismo and with the arrest of the main local leaders of the PMDB since 2016, the traditional political center of the state – PDT by the center-left and PMDB by center-right – imploded and new parties from the extremes of the political spectrum emerged as PSL, PRB and PSC on the right, and PSOL on the left.

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里约热内卢州的党派重组（1982-2018）

本文调查了里约热内卢州正在进行的政党重组过程。本文研究了1982年至2018年间里约热内卢通过直接投票选出的州长和参议员的政党。除了州长之外，本文还研究了在这一时期当选为里约热内卢州立法议会和众议院议员的政党。该研究证实了里约热内卢最近政党重组的假设，并确定随着brizolismo的选举减少以及自2016年以来PMDB主要地方领导人的被捕，国家的传统政治中心——中左翼的PDT和中右翼的PMDB——崩溃了，来自政治光谱极端的新政党出现了，分别是PSL、PRB和PSC在右翼，PSOL在左翼。

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5.00

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