#election-trends

#election-trends

The Conservative party has lost significant support among graduates, voting only 19% Conservative compared to 43% for Labour in the most recent election.

Sinn Fein's political aspirations in the Republic of Ireland have faltered while establishment parties appear poised to maintain their power.

Sports team owners have largely funded Republican campaigns, with only a small fraction supporting Democrats or unaffiliated causes since 2020.

The MAGA movement is struggling to connect with voters, leading to a fixation on perceived slights and conspiracies.

Endorsements and personal experiences of MAGA supporters reflect a broader trend of conspiracy thinking.

Gen Z is the most secretive about voting intentions, with nearly half admitting to lying about their choices.

Voting methods in the U.S. have shifted significantly, with a diverse reliance on mail-in ballots and early voting compared to traditional in-person voting.

Democrats are strategically shifting ad spending from traditional TV to streaming services ahead of the elections.

When Democratic candidates get less than 64% of Latino vote, they typically lose the presidency.

Biden's support among minority voters, specifically Hispanic voters, is declining, causing concern due to trends of decreased margins compared to previous Democratic candidates.