Young Europeans Are Going Right-Wing

Those identifying with the right are mostly members of the younger generation, the left-wing Fondation pour l’innovation politique (Fondapol), a French think-tank, found after conducting a survey in Germany, UK, France, and Italy.

41% of those who identify as right-wing are in the age group 18-34 (24%: left-wing). “Right” stands for personal and social security that was championed by the traditional leftwing parties which are now at the service of the oligarchs.

The largest percentage of voters on the right are found in Italy (44%), UK (40%), France (38%), and Germany (36%).

Picture: Marion Maréchal-Le Pen © Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA, #newsCjgmlvalaa

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Ultraviolet

Jan 11, 2022

Doubting UV will believe this when it's reflected in the PM elections and parliament seats of EU nations.

aderito

Jan 7, 2022

If right stands for good of mankind and life including babies in the womb iam for it

V.R.S.

Jan 7, 2022

“Right” stands for personal and social security that was championed by the traditional leftwing parties
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It seems then that today's right is the former left as today's conservatives are yesterday's revolutionaries conserving the rotten product corrupted by themselves. It doesn't mean anything good - only a prolonged degradation phase.

Louis IX

Jan 7, 2022

Sad but true. I wonder how many identify as Catholic Monarchists?

V.R.S.

Jan 7, 2022

@Louis IX
I do.