WAPOR 2014 Presentation: Mexican E-Politics

This presentation explores the impact of cognitive mobility on political behavior in Mexico, particularly regarding voting behaviors and party choice. It investigates how both traditional media (radio, television, newspapers) and new technological tools (social media) influence political participation across different generations. The hypotheses presented suggest that greater cognitive mobility and reliance on social media correlate with decreased support for the incumbent party, while traditional media usage may bolster support for the ruling party.