Nuvendil said:
...What? People's views change all the time throughout their lives. Shoot, elections show this. Youth voting left is a long running thing. Yet we still have a pretty consistent swing back and fofth and the split in voting is still pretty close. Which means no, people don't hold on to the same exact political stance their whole lives. And 18 to 25 is, for most, the first time they form their own stand alone worldview, so the fact they'll often change after that isn't surprising at all. And this idea that there's just two worldviews - religious and non religious - and that you only ever swing when going between them is ludicrous and grossly misrpresents the variety f worldviews each of those encompasses, much less how worldview and political leanings influence each other. |
Nope, actually elections are a terrible indicator of changing views since most of the time less then 50% of all eligible voters actually vote the same block of voters participating in consecutive elections is very unlikely. If the voter turnout is low it favors Republican candidates if the voter turnout is high it favors Democratic candidates.








