Abstract
¿De qué manera influyen los distintos tipos de elección presidencial en la tendencia subsecuente de la aprobación del presidente? Este artículo usa a México, con modelos de análisis de series temporales interrumpidas y los índices de aprobación presidencial trimestrales de 1995 a 2022 del Reforma, para analizar los efectos de las elecciones presidenciales (desde 2000) en la tendencia de la aprobación presidencial. Los resultados muestran que la variación de la aprobación del presidente es sensible a las elecciones presidenciales, la segunda tiene efectos estadísticamente significativos en la primera. Estos efectos no son homogéneos, y nos permiten hablar de elecciones presidenciables estables, de cambio, y disruptivas.
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