The major reports found by a major report based on the survey of 12,000 voters have lost their trust in the ability to implement meaningful changes, so democracy voters on the west head to the mainstream political parties and populists. I'm turning my back.
The popularity of traditional left wings and the center right party in major democratic countries has plummeted from 73 % in 2000 to 51 % today. Research by Tony Blair Institute。
Researchers deeply saw the samples of 2,000 voters voted for each of the six large democracy, the United States, the United States, Australia, Germany, France, and Canada.
They concluded that voters are more and more off the parties on the right wing and the center right because their confidence in their abilities and honesty, not the reasons for ideology.
“What the voters are looking for, they seem to be more and more doubted that they can provide it by the traditional parties,” said the report.
In TBI analysis, voters were divided into “insiders”. “Insider” wanted the mainstream politicians to work. ThinkTank said that both groups wanted honesty, abilities and reforms, but the difference was a religion for the mainstream party to provide it.
Outsiders felt that they were not a simple solution to political issues, but were the victims of a system operated by remote elite that are useful for their interests. They have gained more common sense than independent evidence, and have gained powerful and decisive leaders over negotiations and compromises.
In the UK, elderly voters could become outsiders, but in France and Germany, the far -right national rally and German alternatives are increasing rapidly.
In the surveyed countries, voters had advanced economic pessimism, expecting children born today to worsen than their parents. This feeling was the most serious in the UK. 49 % were expected to be better for children, whereas Australia and France expected children to be better.
The report discovered that this economic pessimism was related to the decline of religion to democracy. 77 % of the voters who said they had a negative view of democracy said they believed that they were born today than their parents.
Volunteers generally thought that technology improved their lives, but the impact on public services was ambiguous. Asked how optimistic they were about the potential improvement brought by AI, and most of them were between three out of ten.
The report concluded that the key to regain the coalition is an effective distribution, “paradoxically, modern technology can provide some of the answers.” For example, the introduction of the digital ID that the British government has supported can help relieve concerns about immigration management.
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Ryan Wayne, an executive director of TBI's political politics, said that the survey was “calling for the mainstream party: confusion or confusion.”
He stated that in order to build and maintain support, mainstream political parties need to “change through confusion by adopting social media feeds, old left and right spectrums, especially AI.” At the same time, you need to provide a reliable answer for legitimate dissatisfaction, including immigrants. “
“TBI has provided an elegant and strict report to give us a problem diagnosis to a diagnosis of the problem, but they do not provide much. Therapy. I don't know if someone has an answer.
He added as follows: We see all existing people, whatever they do, what they support, what they promote.
“Take a typical reform voter. There is a list that requires the government to do it.” Some of them are impossible by the government. They say they want to reduce their pure transition to zero, significantly improve medical systems, and reduce taxes. how? When providing one of them, it is very difficult to deliver other things. “
