It has been dominated by a completely new factor: threats to Canada posed by the current President of the United States.

A new study reveals how housing affordability and ownership trends are reshaping political preferences in Australia. The research, spanning data from 1996 to 2022, shows a clear link between home ownership and voting behavior. Coalition supporters, who historically favor homeowners through policies like negative gearing, see 45.6% of outright owners voting for them compared to 37.6% of renters. Conversely, renters show a slight Labor advantage, with 38% supporting the party. The Greens disproportionately attract renters, with 23% of their votes coming from this group. Over time, renters have increasingly shifted away from the Coalition, with their support dropping from 44% in 1996 to 31% in 2022. This trend highlights growing economic divides between homeowners and renters, potentially altering future election outcomes. The study underscores the need for political parties to address housing affordability as a key issue shaping voter allegiances.

BJP wins three out of four Sikh-dominated seats in Delhi Assembly elections 2025, benefiting from AAP’s remarks against Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and the Centre’s job policy for 1984 riot vict...

Members reviewed a decade of voting history and noted the cooperative budget's approval rate fell from 81% in 2016 to 46% this year; they discussed SB2 effects, turnout differences, and the need for clearer outreach and vote-counting for large budgets.

The best available evidence suggests that the youth-vote shift in 2024 was more a one-off event than an ideological realignment.

A new study published in PNAS Nexus challenges prevailing views about the influence of online echo chambers on political behavior. The research provides evidence that Americans’ political environments...