"There's a lot of disappointment and discontent among voters. It is related to numerous crises and shocks and cannot be compensated by economic factors like positive change in purchasing power," Rima Urbonaite, a political analyst, explained. This sentiment reflects the public's frustration despite a backdrop of economic growth, highlighting that voters often prioritize governmental responsiveness over mere financial metrics.
The Social Democrats have promised to address income inequality by taxing the wealthy and implementing welfare schemes. This move is expected to resonate with disillusioned voters who have faced hardships during recent crises.
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