Most populist parties deeply disliked

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7. Left-right ideology influences political party support across Western Europe more than populist views

Most populist parties deeply disliked

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7. Left-right ideology influences political party support across Western Europe more than populist views
In most countries, traditional parties enjoy widest favorability
Ideological gap on political parties generally larger than divide by populist views
Ideological gap on political parties generally larger than divide by populist views, cont.
Populist parties on the right receive highest ratings from Right Populists
Right Mainstream, Right Populists largely agree in views of Five Star, DPP
Left Populists most positive toward populist parties on the left
Despite split opinion, Ciudadanos and En Marche are most popular parties in their countries
Views of Ciudadanos largely grounded in left-right ideology; less so for En Marche

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