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Far More Women than Men Voted for Carney. Why?

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    hellsbelle@sh.itjust.works
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    Canada’s recent federal election suggests a growing gender divide in political preferences.

    Polling indicated women voters leaned strongly toward the Liberals, while an increasing number of men — particularly younger men — gravitated toward the Conservatives.

    This polarization was not simply a matter of partisan preference but reflected deeper social, cultural and economic realignments rooted in identity politics and diverging values.

    The gender gap also mirrors patterns across western democracies, where far-right populist parties increasingly draw male support through nationalist, anti-immigration and anti-feminist narratives, while women — especially racialized and university-educated — opt for progressive parties promoting equality and social protection.

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      Canada’s recent federal election suggests a growing gender divide in political preferences.

      Polling indicated women voters leaned strongly toward the Liberals, while an increasing number of men — particularly younger men — gravitated toward the Conservatives.

      This polarization was not simply a matter of partisan preference but reflected deeper social, cultural and economic realignments rooted in identity politics and diverging values.

      The gender gap also mirrors patterns across western democracies, where far-right populist parties increasingly draw male support through nationalist, anti-immigration and anti-feminist narratives, while women — especially racialized and university-educated — opt for progressive parties promoting equality and social protection.

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      Far More Women than Men Voted for Carney. Why? | The Tyee

      What that gender divide means for Canada’s political future.

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      supersquirrel@sopuli.xyz
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      It kinda feels sexist to casually put the “why” in the headline like the answer is even remotely a mystery.

      The answer is people are scared of violence and violent threats and will tend to prefer people who don’t behave that way.

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