Common pattern I've seen in european countries:

>boomers vote for the estabilishment parties
>middle aged vote for the far-right
>youth vote for the left

>>508316426 (OP)
It's not like that in Brazil?

Also...
TOO MANY PARTIES

>>508316426 (OP)
gen x is universally the most right wing generation. in us they are the biggest maga supporters

>>508316564
I don't think so

>>508316426 (OP)
>boomers are too set in their ways to change from the logo they voted for in 1980
>the few boomers not on complete autopilot vote for whoever gives the impression they will keep the lavish pensions flowing until boomers death
>youngsters are 25% non-Europeans, fortunately many don't vote but it's 90% for leftists who have embraced anti-whiteness as the number one platform point
>young White wahmyn go left because they made being an anti-male vaginocracy the second main item of their platform
>young people are poorfags so some still vote for the left for gibsmedat
>middle age men are paying almost all the taxes and are slightly more regardant what it pays for (their ethnic replacement, leeches, etc)
>some of the White women switch to the right once they have children (some still do) and their priorities change
There is very little variation on this pattern across Europe.

>>508316426 (OP)
So astute... fucking tard almost like ur underage.

>>508316614
>I Don't Pay Movement
Holy based

I added a few more in there, just to SHOW the power of democracy, cause where there's smoke, they pinch back!

>>508319182
Based KEK. Is it all boomers running those niche parties?

>>508316426 (OP)
Really? I have the impression that youth people are more right than left (men of course).

>>508320971
They are. It's that among the youth you are dealing with 60% right leaning 40% left leaning for men and 85% left leaning 15% right leaning for women, and 60/40 in favor of the left for both.