Politics, Explained
Stewart PrestSearching for small-t truths about politics of the day.
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Winning back younger voters
Following up on my previous op-ed looking at the populist turn among young voters, I wrote another piece a couple of weeks ago laying out what institutionally minded parties must do to win them back. Here’s the link, and here’s the full tex...
It’s not just Justin Trudeau’s message. Young people are abandoning him because the social contract is broken
Earlier this month, I had an op-ed in The Star building on my previous arguments about the populist moment, looking at how Pierre Poilievre in particular has captured the mood effectively.
Justin Trudeau’s bleak poll numbers are part of a global trend as young voters reject incumbents
An adaptation of my earlier piece on the move of young voters away from incumbents across Canada and beyond found new life at The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/justin-trudeaus-bleak-poll-numbers-are-part-of-a-global-trend-as-you...
Joe Biden's problem
More than most elections, a presidential election is in many ways like a job hiring. Ideology and campaigning matter as in other races, but the presidential election is also about voters choosing—hiring, to continue the metaphor for a momen...
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Vancouver based political scientist. I try not to tell people what to think, but rather what to think about.
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