Europeans favorable to populist parties are slightly less positive about the economy, but not all are negative

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July 18, 2018

Populist views in Europe: It’s not just the economy

Europeans favorable to populist parties are slightly less positive about the economy, but not all are negative

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Europeans favorable to populist parties are slightly less positive about the economy, but not all are negative

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Populist views in Europe: It’s not just the economy
Supporters of populist parties are more likely to believe that their culture is superior and that Islam is incompatible with their values
Those who view populist parties favorably are more likely to say life is worse today than it was 50 years ago
Those who back populist parties in Europe are generally more nativist than their compatriots

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