Abstract
The paper deals with the question : "Are beautiful politicians more likely to win?", a homework made for a Political Psychology class. We're interested to learn how nonverbal cues impact the voters, even when they do not intend to do so. The paper explores how attractiveness can impact voters' decisions and explains how the impact of beauty isn't uniform in the vote share because it is not equal for all the candidates, depending on their political appurtenance and their gender. The document uses different results from studies/researches made about the link between physical appearance and voting intention.
