Does Owning A Home Make You More Right Wing?
From UCL Uncovering Politics by UCL Political Science
January 15, 2026 · 37 min · Season 17 · Episode 2
About this episode
The episode explores the impact of homeownership on voting behavior and its evolution over time.
This week we’re looking at the electoral politics of housing. Does whether you own or rent your home affect how you vote? And is this relationship changing over time?
People in this episode
Host: UCL Political Science
Topics covered
- housing politics
- voting behavior
- homeownership
- electoral politics
- renting
- political alignment
Keywords
- homeownership
- voting
- politics
- housing
- electoral behavior
- renting
- right wing
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: UCL Political Science
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