POLITICSJun 11 · 04:01 UTCPOLITICO RSSBy Erin Doherty and Tim Ross

Poll: Voter cynicism remains a potent threat to incumbents across the globe

Voter cynicism toward political leaders is driving global anti-incumbent trends, with 2024 election rejections of ruling parties continuing into 2025. Polls show majorities in the UK and US view politicians as self-serving, while recent electoral defeats in Germany, Hungary, and the Netherlands reflect similar frustrations. Upcoming votes in the UK and US midterms could further destabilize current leaders.

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