Fascinating. Is the same sort of data available over a decent timespan? I can't help wondering whether these Reform-supporting outliers were always there (in such numbers) and in Reform have now found a home, or whether over recent years they've been encouraged to hold and given permission to share what are newly-held opinions?
Very funny conclusion at the end. A nice circularity. It would be interesting to know why you believe that politics will return to a "centripetal" motion like you say, rather than becoming more polarised? Also, to what extent do views on Palestine diverge across these demographics?
Fascinating. Is the same sort of data available over a decent timespan? I can't help wondering whether these Reform-supporting outliers were always there (in such numbers) and in Reform have now found a home, or whether over recent years they've been encouraged to hold and given permission to share what are newly-held opinions?
Very funny conclusion at the end. A nice circularity. It would be interesting to know why you believe that politics will return to a "centripetal" motion like you say, rather than becoming more polarised? Also, to what extent do views on Palestine diverge across these demographics?