Georgia: un campo de batalla estatal: Análisis de las estrategias electorales del Partido Demócrata durante la década 2010-2020

Eduardo Muñoz; Guillermo Boscán

doi:10.14422/mis.v80.i157.y2022.001

Autores/as

Eduardo Muñoz Università della Svizzera italiana
Guillermo Boscán Universidad de Salamanca https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4199-2160

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14422/mis.v80.i157.y2022.001

Palabras clave:

Estados Unidos, campaña permanente, partido demócrata, campo de batalla estatal, Stacey Abrams

Resumen

La presente investigación aborda la campaña permanente llevada a cabo durante una década por el Partido Demócrata de Georgia, Estados Unidos. Cómo lograron tras veinte años de mayoría republicana, convertir al Estado en un campo de batalla político y competitivo. Se realiza una exposición del razonamiento y análisis que se ha desarrollado con el fin de entender desde la planificación hasta su ejecución. La investigación emplea bibliografía, así como entrevistas a expertos y miembros del partido. Por último, se exponen los resultados que ha tenido, así como los futuros retos.

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