The greatest wave of anti-incumbent voting ever seen has led to the recent defeats of governments around the world, from the UK to South Africa.
Despite individual candidates' appeal, such as Trump, the broader trend reflects a rejection of the status quo, driven largely by economic discontent.
Inflation has emerged as a key factor in this trend, with rising prices post-Covid contributing to a widespread dissatisfaction with incumbents.
Voters across the globe are increasingly dissatisfied with their governments, showcasing a clear desire for change driven by economic pressures and high inflation.
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