President 2027: Almost 80% of Young People Feel that Policies Are Misprepared for Their Future, a Majority Do Not "Trust Candidates"
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An Ipsos/BVA survey looks at the expectations of the 18-29 year-olds for the upcoming election and their concerns.
According to this online survey conducted by Ipsos/BVA from 23 July to 5 August, only a quarter of young people consider that "political leaders understand their daily difficulties" and "take decisions that are in the interest of young people". Despite this mistrust, 80% of young people say they intend to vote in the presidential elections. Others invoke the belief that "their vote will not change anything" as the first reason for their abstenti…
According to a survey published on Tuesday 6 October, almost eight out of ten young people say that politicians "prevent their future badly". Despite this mistrust, 80% of young people say they intend to vote in the presidential elections. - Presidential 2027: 64% of young people "do not trust" candidates to understand them, according to a survey (Presidential election 2027).
A large survey reveals the profound distrust of the 18-29 year-olds towards the political class in the run-up to the presidential deadline, despite strong voting intentions Nearly eight out of ten young people (78%).
Despite this mistrust, 80 per cent of respondents declare their intention to vote in the presidential election, while the rest believe that "their voices will not change anything".
Nearly eight out of ten young people feel that politicians are planning their future badly, and 64% don't trust the candidates for the... Read more Young people no longer believe in politics, but they will still vote first appeared on Le Singulier.
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