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    This document summarizes research on factors that influence voter preference between male and female political candidates. It finds that physical attributes and gender stereotypes can favor male candidates, though some ideologies favor female candidates. Additional factors like campaign support and media depiction can also spark gender bias or depend on other attributes over gender. However, some research indicates voters in Ireland do not refer to gender biases and prioritize leadership capabilities instead. The significance is this research will provide insight into why voters prefer male candidates and what factors influence these decisions. The proposed methodology is surveys of college and senior voters to understand preferences between gendered candidate characteristics and identify relationships between variables.

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    This document summarizes research on factors that influence voter preference between male and female political candidates. It finds that physical attributes and gender stereotypes can favor male candidates, though some ideologies favor female candidates. Additional factors like campaign support and media depiction can also spark gender bias or depend on other attributes over gender. However, some research indicates voters in Ireland do not refer to gender biases and prioritize leadership capabilities instead. The significance is this research will provide insight into why voters prefer male candidates and what factors influence these decisions. The proposed methodology is surveys of college and senior voters to understand preferences between gendered candidate characteristics and identify relationships between variables.

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    Module 5 Unit 1 Output of Political Analysis and Research

    By Dela Rosa, Louis Kent R. BAPoS AP-22


    Evaluate:
    Summary:
    According to Chiao et al., (2020) indicate that physical attributes of the candidates
    also contribute to the sexual stereotypes, male is superior to females, which leads to voters
    voting to male candidates then female. As this is the bases of the question as according to
    Oxley (2016) different ideologies also contributes and, in some cases, favors the female
    candidates as they can influence the people through their ideology. indicating that other
    factors are in need to reconsider as according to Carroll & Fox (2018) even in women
    candidacy election result and outcomes depend on the campaign support as colored women
    holds only minority support over white women. And according to Van Der Pas & Aaldering
    (2020) Media depiction of candidates in multiple media also sparks gender bias However
    according to Mcelrory & Marsh (2009) the Irish voters does not refer to the gender biased
    but through the capabilities of the leaders as leadership to them is important then the
    stereotype.
    The significance of the research question “How does gap affects the voter’s decision
    on voting electing candidates” is that this research will help in giving deep insight of why
    does voters prefer male candidates over the female candidates and what are the factor and
    preferences that the voters have in mind that result to such decision. the methodologies that
    the research would like to conduct is a form of survey and these surveys will be distributed to
    the two groups the registered voters in the campus which is college students and the senior
    voters or Different personnel in the LNU Cafeteria and the two groups will have 10 randomly
    selected people to answer the survey. the survey will consist of the known 5 characteristics
    of elected candidate in both gender and a black box for the participant’s own preference and
    the analysis of the data will be based on correlation research tool as the data that was given
    in the survey will be correlated with the answers of the participants as to present if there is a
    relationship between the 2 variables and will be presented on a bar graph

    Reference
    Carroll, S., & Fox, R. (Eds.). (2018). Gender and Elections: Shaping the Future of
    American Politics (4th ed.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
    doi:10.1017/9781108277792
    Chiao, J.Y., Bowman, N.E., & Gill, H. (2008) The Political Gender Gap: Gender Bias in
    Facial Inferences that Predict Voting Behavior. Public Library of Science, 3(10), 1-7.
    https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0003666
    Mcelroy, G., & Marsh, M., (2009). Candidate Gender and Voter Choice: Analysis from a
    Multimember Preferential Voting System. Political Research Quarterly - POLIT RES
    QUART.62. Doi://10.1177/1065912909336270.
    Oxley, Z. M., (ED.). (2016) Gender and Political Psychology. Routledge.
    10.1080/21565503.2015.1002668
    Van der Pas, D.J., & Aaldering, L. (2020) Gender Differences in Political Media Coverage: A
    Meta-Analysis, Journal of Communication, 70(1),114-143
    . https://doi.org/10.1093/joc/jqz046

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