Sociodemographic Inequalities and Political Cleavages: An Investigation of Recent Elections, Nativist Movements, and Individual-level Voting Shifts

Note: This figure displays the (unbalanced) average difference between the share of voters in the top 10% and the share of voters in the bottom 90% of the education distribution voting for left-wing parties in Western countries and for pro-poor parties in non-Western countries. [...] Note: This figure displays the difference between the share of voters in the top 10% and the share of voters in the bottom 90% of the income distribution voting for left-wing parties in Western countries (top panel) and for pro-poor parties in non-Western countries (bottom panel). [...] Note: This figure displays the (unbalanced) average difference between the share of voters in the top 10% and the share of voters in the bottom 90% of the income distribution voting for left-wing parties in Western countries and for pro-poor parties in non-Western countries. [...] Note: This figure displays the change in the education cleavage and the change in the income cleavage between the top 10% and the bottom 90% income/education groups in Western countries, from the last points in these series in the original version of the WPID (i.e. [...] Note: This figure displays the change in the education cleavage and the change in the income cleavage between the top 10% and the bottom 90% income/education groups in non-Western countries, from the last points in these series in the original version of the WPID (i.e.