A survey shows that while perceptions of women in politics have improved, traditionalist attitudes have risen and passive voters have increased to 51.9%.
Călin Nicolescu
Republic of Moldova
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The survey by the Partnership for Development Center highlights a worrying trend among men, where traditionalist attitudes towards women in politics have increased. In addition, the number of passive voters rose to 51.9%, 12% more than in previous elections. The young and people with lower education and income are more disengaged from politics, while civic engagement is higher among the over 60s and those with higher education.
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