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For example, the opposite phenomenon is found in Latin America, where socialist leaders like Daniel Ortega, Pedro Castillo and Evo Morales gained a lot of support from rural folk.

In Australia, [our rural folk is split between the right-wing National Party and the centre-left Australian Labor Party](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f4/Australia_General_Election%2C_2022_--_Results_by_Division.svg) (which to be fair, in the past supported reactionary policies like the Stolen Generations and the White Australia Policy). Meanwhile, in Europe, "agrarian" parties tend to be centrist, or focused solely on farmers' issues.

But in the USA, [rural areas vote overwhelmingly for the right-wing Republican Party](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/60/2020_US_House_Election_Results.svg). While one can say this is due to a history of rural conservatism, there are some counterpoints to that:

* Rural Americans don't just consist of the disgruntled descendants of Confederates, they also include substantial Hispanic and African American demographics, plus there are rural areas in Union states too. * Like the USA, Australia also has a history of indigenous people and genocide against them - so why aren't Australian rural folk overwhelmingly right-wing? * Rural poverty is a major issue in the USA - so why doesn't it drive rural Americans to the left (or even to socialism/communism) like it does in Latin America?

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text For example, the opposite phenomenon is found in Latin America, where socialist leaders like Daniel Ortega, Pedro Castillo and Evo Morales gained a lot of support from rural folk. In Australia, [our rural folk is split between the right-wing National Party and the centre-left Australian Labor Party](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f4/Australia_General_Election%2C_2022_--_Results_by_Division.svg) (which to be fair, in the past supported reactionary policies like the Stolen Gener…
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