PhD candidate in political science at the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar). Master in Political Science from the same university. Bachelor in Social Sciences also from UFSCar. He developed his Scientific Initiation funded by FAPESP in the area of #8203;#8203;Electoral Behavior, focusing primarily on the theme of optional voting and its impacts in Brazil. He developed his Master's dissertation analyzing the effect of polarization and political ideology on electoral comparison in the Brazilian presidential elections, funded by CNPq. Member of the Center for the Study of Political Behavior (VOX - UFSCar) and the Center for the Study of Latin American Political Parties (NEPPLA - UFSCar). He is a member of the INCT Representation and Democratic Legitimacy (ReDem). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The research aims to analyze voter turnout in the 2018 presidential elections from two perspectives: to understand who are the voters who declared to have participated in the elections and who are the voters who would participate if the elections were not mandatory. With this, we seek to understand possible explanations for electoral abstention and for possible effects related to the mand…
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