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A INFLUÊNCIA DAS REDES SOCIAIS NO COMPORTAMENTO ELEITORAL BRASILEIRO

Authors: Pinto, Fabiana Cruz Silva; Airton Pereira Da Silva Leão; Gomes, Randal Silva; Ronnyere Pereira Staiger; Borges, Gustavo Moreira; Freitas, Adriano Evangelista; Pessoa, Solange Borges Alves; +1 Authors

A INFLUÊNCIA DAS REDES SOCIAIS NO COMPORTAMENTO ELEITORAL BRASILEIRO

Abstract

O presente artigo visa tratar acerca das influências das redes sociais no comportamento eleitoral brasileiro. Diante o avanço da comunicação em massa as redes sociais ganharam espaços abrangentes no cotidiano dos indivíduos, nesse sentido, para as democracias o marketing político tem sido um dos principais pilares, é ele quem oportuniza dinâmicas políticas, planejamentos e ações com foco central no eleitorado. Em frente a essa temática, o artigo busca responder o questionamento: Como as redes sociais podem influenciar o comportamento eleitoral brasileiro? De acordo com o estudo “O eleitor brasileiro: uma análise do comportamento eleitoral” de Radmann (2001), o comportamento eleitoral brasileiro, apesar de alguns grupos encaixarem-se em alguma das três escolas de comportamento eleitoral, a maioria dos brasileiros detém um comportamento emotivo, e que não se encaixa perfeitamente em uma das teorias citadas durante a pesquisa. Para o desenvolvimento, foi-se utilizado a pesquisa bibliográfica para construção teórica e conceitual da pesquisa, além da exploratória para englobar autores nas concepções necessárias. Dentre os autores utilizados estão Rubim e Azevedo (1998), Miguel (2002), Porto (1997), Tavares e Massuchin (2015), Zago e Bastos (2013), Silva e Pellizzaro (2015), Castro (1994), Moro (2009) e Radmann (2001).

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Marketing digital; Mídias digitais; Campanhas

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