A few years ago, “Generation Climate” were voting mostly green. But now their vote has helped far-right parties capture one in four seats in Brussels. What happened?
Pollsters were surprised by the burst of populism in 2016, but many now think they shouldn’t have been. In the United States and United Kingdom, swaths of voters in deprived regions – places “left behind” by globalization – were given the chance to stick it to the system, and they took it. Why was anyone surprised? Pollsters have now been surprised by another trend.
What drives their decisions most is: Who can offer me something that best fits my needs?” he told CNN. The lack of historical baggage, coupled with the strange death of center-left parties in many parts of Europe, has allowed the far right to appear respectable and armed with economic solutions to young people’s problems.
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