Ben was joined by Sarah Cameron from Griffith University, to discuss the results of the 2025 Australian Election Study, including Peter Dutton’s unpopularity, foreign policy, voter dealignment, and how the vote splits by gender, generation and whether people own their own home.
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Great Podcast Ben
i enjoyed the ones that you did last time on the AES, Ecological Fallacy and Measuring voting patterns over generations. This podcast ties into much of the same themes. I look forward to looking into the AES study in detail including differences in homeownership among millenials, the comment on 17% Primary for Greens among private rentals was interesting and i look forward to look at social housing residents and their voting patterns.
Also reduced % of people who see China as a threat from 2022 is something that was interesting as well but makes sense and ties have improved recently.