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The rise of rightwing populists continues across the west, leaving many wondering how mainstream parties can respond. Part of the picture is the failure of political parties to meet voters’ views on immigration with policy responses.

Conducted by the Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement, a project of Students for Life of America, in partnership with YouGov, the survey found that 67% of registered voters aged 18-42 support some form of abortion restrictions, an increase from 65% in 2024.

The hardline party has ‘an increasing influence on public opinion’, say analysts, as voters prioritise migration.

Election administrators say letting people cast a ballot at any polling site is more convenient for voters and cheaper for local governments.

In this episode of Another Election Show, Atul Chaurasia and Manisha Pande speak to young voters to understand their issues and the changes they would like to see in Indian politics. They are joined by Meghnad S, their former Newslaundry colleague who is now a YouTube creator and also an…

Conducted by the Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement, a project of Students for Life of America, in partnership with YouGov, the survey found that 67% of registered voters aged 18-42 support some form of abortion restrictions, an increase from 65% in 2024.

The 2024 US presidential election saw a historic shift to the right, driven by the largest swing of young male voters in two decades. Analysts attribute this partly to podcasters like Joe Rogan, whose unfiltered, conversational content bypassed traditional media to mobilise this demographic.

The committee will initially focus on the issue of manipulation in the Maharashtra voter list and will submit a detailed report to the leadership at the earliest. Read further on Dynamite News:

Despite their differences, voters in the Werribee and Prahran byelections could hold the key for Jacinta Allan’s Labor government

Analysis of a mega poll shows Keir Starmer would lose more seats than Tories amid voter discontent with main parties

Voters spoke to Salon about the North Carolina Republican Party and its efforts to throw out their ballots