Stimulus for Democrat’s Sag at 2021 off-year elections: See through the Democrat/Republican Subtle Nuances

 

2021 Off-Year Elections

Democrats were squashed on Tuesday at the electoral turnouts for Virginia’s running for governor’s seat.  Republicans triumphed at three statewide offices in Virginia that dominated the state’s racing for the House of Delegate posts.  New York Times article Bruised at Polls, Democrats Look at their Missteps mark off pandemic demands and raised prices at the root of this recent upset.  Could this sight be accurate?

 

 

Virginia’s body politic has voted Republican in the past presidential elections (Bush/Kerry; Bush/Gore; Clinton/Dole).  Next up on what we should consider:  Republicans focus their interests on which subjects?  When it comes to taxes and spending lists, Republicans focuses on the businesses and rich bundles of society.  A lock clinches between these two items:  business interests and the Republican Party.  

 

              L --------------------------------I--------------------I--------R

         Labor Unions                                      Big Businesses       Religious Fundamentalists                        

 

 

Taxes vs. Social Spending

 

      Social Spending ---------------------------- Cut Spending

              Dem                                                         Rep

 

 

Republican Youngkin for Virginia's Governor

Republicans advocate cutting back on this pair:  taxes and public services.  On the Left, open-handed liberals support social programs, working-class interests, and weights of labor unions.  On the Right, close-fisted conservatives look after limited government, middle-class interests, and grind to impress upon the business sectors.  These Left/Right attitudes govern our voting behaviors. 

 

 

Democrats fared to sway their crowded city and big suburb voters at 2021 elections which staved off missing big slashes at the polls.  The progressive Democrats aim at improving the quality of life to claim voters for the next coming year.  Why is this article interesting?  Quality of life is part of the new value change topped off as an emerging economic and security issue. 

 

 

What holds next for the new value changes?  Individual freedom, social equality, participation, and quality of life weave into fresh, new value changes.

 

 

Protest politics have been used in:

 

1.)     Consumer groups lament a company product;

2.)    Taxpayers croak at local government action;

3.)    Students make a wry face at university policies.

 

Protest politics took a fresh, new turn in citizen politics.  Coming in for recent years, support for big government principles has dropped.  People’s grip on federal government, for example, in 1964-1980 terms deferred ours as an entity that which is powerful jumping from 30 to 49%.   

 

 

Americans have caviled at long-standing taxation and the use of their deserving tax money.  1950s Gallup Survey shows that less than half of Americans felt their strapping pay in unfair amount of taxes.  By the late 1970s, more than three-quarters reflected on their pay deemed too high.  No wonder Republicans realized the votes of suburban parents reeling from the fallout of a strained, pandemic schooling.

 

Voting pins individuals to the political system to blend the democratic process licit.  Elections do not illustrate policy mandates, however, but the course assesses relative support for broad programs.  Neither do elections spur on specific policies.  Research shows that people vote not to influence over policy, but citizens’ aspiring to take part bucking as part of their civic duties, campaign involvements, and political/partisan supports.