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The research aims to explore the differences in party membership and voting behavior between foreign-born residents and nationals in Chile.

Party Membership among Foreign‑Born Residents: Insights from Chilean Administrative Census Data (2017–2020)

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The research aims to explore the differences in party membership and voting behavior between foreign-born residents and nationals in Chile.
Analyzed an administrative census of all registered voters from 2017 to 2020
Included over 30 million observations, focusing on 645,000 foreign-born individuals
Examined the influence of gender and age on party membership and voting
Nationals are eight times more likely to be party members than foreign-born residents
Foreign-born individuals vote 2.5 times less than nationals
Party membership among foreign-born individuals tends to be higher for women and leans left politically
Turnout among foreign-born party members is highest for those affiliated with right-wing parties

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This article examines foreign-born party membership and voting in Chile, indicating distinct patterns compared to nationals.

Herrera et al. (2026) studied this question.

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