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Exclusive Polling Reveals Gen Z Women Radicalizing Leftward While Men Stay Center
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536. Is Trump’s Corruption Machine Reaching New Extremes?
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"What's actually happening is young women are radicalizing. Young men in Gen Z are not really more likely to vote Reform than the general population. In fact, they're slightly less likely. Whereas young women have jumped from like 2% support from Green to sort of 23%. This is a story about the radicalisation of young women."
New Ipsos polling conducted for The Rest Is Politics between February and April revealed that Gen Z women have dramatically shifted to the Green Party, jumping from 2% to 23% support. Contrary to media narratives about young men radicalizing rightward, the data shows young men in Gen Z are actually slightly less likely than the general population to vote Reform, making this primarily a story of female political radicalization.
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