Celia Belin Younger Europeans Are Voting Increasingly For The Far Right

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How A Climate Backlash Influenced Campaigning In Europe - The New York Times "when you look at a certain number of elections, particularly where the extreme right did better, the youth vote has gone a lot to the far right," said célia. Whatever twists and turns the next weeks and months will deliver, young far right voters will shape european politics for years, if not decades, to come. political allegiances forged in young adulthood tend to last lifetimes.

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Opinion | Reasons For Hope And Concern In Europe’s Elections - The New York Times "when you look at a certain number of elections, particularly where the extreme right did better, the youth vote has gone a lot to the far right," said célia belin, head of the paris office of the european council on foreign relations. Amid rising rents and dwindling economic prospects, young europeans are increasingly turning to far right parties, using social media as an outlet for their anger. Across europe, far right parties have been able to strike a chord with young voters. Célia belin “despite good results in the european parliamentary elections and the first round of legislative elections, le pen’s rn has shown that it is not ready to govern.

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European Elections Begin. They’ve Never Mattered More. - The New York Times Across europe, far right parties have been able to strike a chord with young voters. Célia belin “despite good results in the european parliamentary elections and the first round of legislative elections, le pen’s rn has shown that it is not ready to govern. Young voters fueled a green wave in 2019. now, under 30s seem poised to boost the far right in the european parliament. it's not quite a youth wave, but euroskeptic, anti immigrant. As europeans head to the polls in four days of voting across 27 countries to elect a new european parliament, millions of young people will be casting their ballot for the first time. Nick schifrin discussed the first round of voting and what comes next with celia belin, senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations. With predictions of a far right surge and the influence of domestic politics, this electoral cycle will be crucial in shaping the very future of european politics.

Célia Belin: Younger Europeans are voting increasingly for the far right