Hopefully it doesn’t happen, but lots of articles point out that millenials simply lag behind other generations in terms of wealth and income. That could mean that there’s entrenched bitterness that will last and keep us left, or it could mean that we see a large millenial shift to the right as soon as we are able to save up enough for housing etc.
I suspect we may stay left, and I can understand the bitter pessimism that we’ll just never get to those kind of prosperous economic conditions, but I think that in reality, especially once boomer parents start dying and leaving more inheritance to the millenial generation (and freeing up more housing, healthcare resources, etc), then you might see a sudden millenial wealth increase and corresponding rightwards shift.
Hopefully it doesn’t happen, but lots of articles point out that millenials simply lag behind other generations in terms of wealth and income. That could mean that there’s entrenched bitterness that will last and keep us left, or it could mean that we see a large millenial shift to the right as soon as we are able to save up enough for housing etc.
I suspect we may stay left, and I can understand the bitter pessimism that we’ll just never get to those kind of prosperous economic conditions, but I think that in reality, especially once boomer parents start dying and leaving more inheritance to the millenial generation (and freeing up more housing, healthcare resources, etc), then you might see a sudden millenial wealth increase and corresponding rightwards shift.