Book, Brazil turned right, O: Bolsonaro's election x-ray[LS]

A hard-hitting analysis of the 2018 elections, the most impressive event in Brazilian electoral history, based on statistical data and graphs. What is the profile of Jair Bolsonaro's voters? What social segment do they belong to? What is your education, age, gender and religion? In short: Who voted for Bolsonaro? Using graphs and comparative data, political scientist Jairo Nicolau x-rays the surprising performance of Jair Bolsonaro and the PSL in the 2018 elections, which led the country to a radical shift to the right. A student of the Brazilian electoral process, Nicolau presents and analyzes the numbers that elected a name that was previously relatively insignificant in the broader scenario of our politics, detailing central points such as the relationship between TV time, money and votes; social networks; the vote of women and evangelicals; voting by regions, states and cities. Brazil doubled to the right makes a decisive contribution to the dispassionate debate on the phenomenon of Bolsonarism at the polls and on the transformations that changed Brazil's course. A fundamental book to understand what happened and what could happen in the next elections.