Understanding The Backlash: Public Sentiment Towards The FatRank Vote

What makes thermostatic politics remarkable is that the public doesnt need to have detailed knowledge of policies. Instead, voters rely on general perceptions often shaped by. Public backlash refers to the strong and often negative reaction from the general public toward a political decision, social movement, or policy. This term is significant in understanding how. Strong majorities of republican voters (73%), democratic voters (69%), and independent voters (65%) share this sentiment.

The growth of the far right in the last decade is a backlash and, moreover, a global backlash. But a backlash against what? Against a shifting of the terrain.