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The combination of rapid economic development and high inequality in post-1990 Chile al lowed for the development of an emerging middle class and the consolidation of differences be tween it and higher income groups. The popular sector improved its income and expectations, but the improvement in the high income group was more pronounced. What effects did this unequal improvement have on the electoral and public policy preferences and political inclinations of the popular sector? How different have the evolution been among the popular sector and the rest of the population? Though the low and middle class favored the center-left Concertacion in the early phase of democracy, that support has decreased overtime. Using Centro de Estudios Publicos polling data, we analyze the evolution in political and public preferences of the popular sector with respect to the rest of the society.

Evolución de las preferencias políticas y de políticas públicas entre el sector popular y el resto de la sociedad chilena entre 1990 y 2012