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Feb 23, 22:08

German Election 2025: Stark Demographic Voting Disparities

The 2025 German Bundestag election results show stark differences in voting patterns across age, gender, education, and profession, with CDU/CSU strongest among older voters and those with Hauptschulabschluss, while the AfD performed well among younger voters and workers, and the Greens among univer...

German Election 2025: Stark Demographic Voting Disparities

The 2025 German Bundestag election results show stark differences in voting patterns across age, gender, education, and profession, with CDU/CSU strongest among older voters and those with Hauptschulabschluss, while the AfD performed well among younger voters and workers, and the Greens among univer...

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What are the potential long-term consequences of these distinct voting patterns for German political stability and future policy-making?

Occupational groups showed distinct preferences: The AfD and Union dominated among workers (29% and 26%), while the Union led among employees and civil servants (27% and 34%). Self-employed individuals favored the Union (36%) and FDP (9%). These results highlight the deep societal divisions influencing German electoral behavior, demanding further investigation into the underlying socio-economic factors.

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Dec 7, 10:06

Conservative Party Loses Graduate Vote in 2024 UK General Election

The 2024 UK general election saw a significant drop in Conservative support among graduates (19%), contrasting with higher support among non-graduates (32-39%), revealing a long-term decline in graduate support for the party and prompting questions about the Conservative party's future strategies.

Conservative Party Loses Graduate Vote in 2024 UK General Election

The 2024 UK general election saw a significant drop in Conservative support among graduates (19%), contrasting with higher support among non-graduates (32-39%), revealing a long-term decline in graduate support for the party and prompting questions about the Conservative party's future strategies.

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What accounts for the significant disparity in Conservative voting support between graduate and non-graduate populations in the 2024 UK general election?

In the 2024 UK general election, the Conservative party received only 19% of the graduate vote, significantly less than the 43% received by the Labour party. This contrasts sharply with non-graduate voters, where the Conservatives secured 32% and 39% of the vote among those with other qualifications and no qualifications, respectively.

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Jan 24, 13:12

German Migrant Voters Favor Center-Left Parties, Economic Concerns Top Priority

A Dezim study shows most German voters with a migration background prefer center-left parties, with those from the former Soviet Union showing more support for CDU/CSU; economic concerns are paramount for all, but crime is a bigger worry for those with a migration background; the study assessed part...

German Migrant Voters Favor Center-Left Parties, Economic Concerns Top Priority

A Dezim study shows most German voters with a migration background prefer center-left parties, with those from the former Soviet Union showing more support for CDU/CSU; economic concerns are paramount for all, but crime is a bigger worry for those with a migration background; the study assessed part...

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What are the dominant concerns among German voters with and without migration backgrounds, and how do these concerns influence their potential party choices?

A recent Dezim study reveals that most German voters with a migration background favor center-left parties, except for those with roots in the former Soviet Union, who show relatively more support for CDU/CSU. Economic concerns, particularly weak economic conditions and inflation, are the top worries for all voters, regardless of background.

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