Abstract
En este artículo se propone un estudio de la evolución de la participación del estado de Georgia en los procesos electorales en Estados Unidos, a partir de la posguerra y hasta 2012. Para ello se aplicaron métodos estadísticos y comparativos, utilizando la información obtenida de los sitios estadísticos oficiales, sitios independientes y observaciones sobre el terreno. Se determinó que la evolución de los subprocesos presidenciales y congresionales ha sido diacrónica. Se observó una tendencia a los reacomodos de fuerzas, apreciable en el comportamiento de los indicadores electorales, a tono con la variación de la composición étnica de la población del estado.Authors who publish with this journal agree to the following terms:
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