Thanks. I sent an email (in English).
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Replying to @KirkegaardEmil @joaoeira
While you are here, could you also look for Brazil?
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Replying to @KirkegaardEmil
Quick search -> for 2012, see page 14 http://perfildojornalista.ufsc.br/files/2013/04/Perfil-do-jornalista-brasileiro-Sintese.pdf …
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Replying to @joaoeira @KirkegaardEmil
found out a study that says majority of PT jornos identify as center but doesn't mention the underlying data
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Replying to @joaoeira @KirkegaardEmil
at least there should be data somewhere, that guy you emailed should know about it
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Replying to @joaoeira
Trouble is that these self-placement data often strongly underestimate the voting behaviors. E.g. US journos often claim to be independent
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Replying to @KirkegaardEmil @joaoeira
but when they vote, they vote 90% democrats or something like that, so how independent are they really? We like the voting data.
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Replying to @KirkegaardEmil
Troublesome yeah but higher party count in euro countries allows for more granular voting behavior that US
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Replying to @joaoeira @KirkegaardEmil
eg center-left and radical left in US votes democrat but Portugal center-left votes Socialist and radical left has other 2 parties to choose
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Replying to @joaoeira @KirkegaardEmil
You've been able to find voting behavior for other countries?
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Self-reported voting behavior, yes, not actual measurement of voting behavior (illegal). We have data for 10 countries or so.
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