A study from the Power Profile series, produced by the Institute of Socioeconomic Studies (Inesc) in partnership with Common Data, identified 445 candidacies that use religious terms in the ballot name.
The research revealed that the majority of these candidates are composed of men, representing 66.3% of the total. Additionally, 56.6% run for parties classified as right-wing on the political spectrum.
The survey shows that men affiliated mostly with right-wing parties are the ones who most use religious terms in their candidacies. The article was exclusive for subscribers.
