Americanist Egor Turofov: "The Democrats adopted Trump's populist socio-economic rhetoric from two years ago, turned it against him and successfully won." The Democrats won the midterm elections for the US Congress. How much did young voters and protest votes play? Americanist, political science candidate, analyst at the Higher School of Economics of the National Research University Egor Turovov in the "Precise Time Signals" program: "Young voters in the US have traditionally voted for the Democratic Party. Indeed, there was an isolated movement in 2024 when Trump appealed to voters with populist socio-economic rhetoric and a promise to focus on America's domestic affairs, which caused some resonance among young Americans. Even Latino generations, mostly American men. They really voted for Trump then. Now they have switched places. Trump, upon his return to the presidency, announced that he was focusing on major government and foreign policy issues that he said would benefit the United States in the long run but could affect the election results. And that, in fact, is what happened. The Democrats, in turn, successfully adopted the same populist socio-economic rhetoric of Trump from two years ago, turned it against him and successfully won." To listen, subscribe to Radio Russia on Telegram MAX and download the official Russia Radio app!

Americanist Egor Turofov: "The Democrats adopted Trump's populist socio-economic rhetoric from two years ago, turned it against him and successfully won." The Democrats won the midterm elections for the US Congress. How much did young voters and protest votes play? Americanist, political science candidate, analyst at the Higher School of Economics of the National Research University Egor Turovov in the "Precise Time Signals" program: "Young voters in the US have traditionally voted for the Democratic Party. Indeed, there was an isolated movement in 2024 when Trump appealed to voters with populist socio-economic rhetoric and a promise to focus on America's domestic affairs, which caused some resonance among young Americans. Even Latino generations, mostly American men. They really voted for Trump then. Now they have switched places. Trump, upon his return to the presidency, announced that he was focusing on major government and foreign policy issues that he said would benefit the United States in the long run but could affect the election results. And that, in fact, is what happened. The Democrats, in turn, successfully adopted the same populist socio-economic rhetoric of Trump from two years ago, turned it against him and successfully won." To listen, subscribe to Radio Russia on Telegram MAX and download the official Russia Radio app!