Putting Voters in Their Place

Exploring the dynamics of political behavior, this book delves into the reasons behind regional voting patterns and their evolution over time. It examines the conversations individuals have about politics within their communities and the impact of these discussions. Additionally, it investigates how the geography of well-being affects party support and whether political parties effectively engage with all voter demographics. Through a comprehensive analysis, it sheds light on the intricate relationship between place, politics, and social interaction.