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Why Are Young Voters So Volatile?
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November 17, 2025
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November 17, 2025
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The recent voting behaviours of young people across the world have attracted a lot of attention, with them seemingly swinging back and forth. In this video, we're taking a look at this volatility and whether young people are more volatile than older generations.
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2024 US election voting pattern, demographic breakdown by Pew:
Trump’s approval falling fastest among youth, YouGov:
G Elliott Morris analysis of swing against Trump in 2025:
German election results (2021 & 2025), demographic breakdown:
UK elections results (2019 & 2024), demographic breakdown:
Younger generations more likely to consider voting for more parties (Reto Mitteregger 2025):
Young voters more likely to switch than older voters (M. Kent Jennings, Gregory B. Markus 1984):
Winning parties typically gain disproportionately among young voters (Roderik Rekker 2022):
Younger Americans less likely to identify with parties, Pew:
Young French more likely to be politically disaffiliated, Institut Montaigne:
Young voters more prone to decide late in the campaign (Marco Lisi 2022):
2024 UK election most volatile in nearly a century:
Emanuele, V. (2015), Dataset of Electoral Volatility and its internal components in Western Europe (19452015), RomeItalian Center for Electoral Studies,
Western European countries are increasingly electorally volatile:
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