29.0% of The Social Liberal party’s voters falls in the neutral category (neither/nor) because the taxation level is not a key issue for the party.
The Social Liberal party is a splinter party from The Liberal Party, because people thought that The Liberal party turned more to the right and therefore disappointed the democratic liberalism. Since the party was founded their main focus has been on solidarity, and international engagement.
Which is why people do not vote for them because of their view on the higher taxation for people with a high income. Therefore, they are shown as the political party who has the most percentage where people neither agrees nor disagrees. This could indicate that their voters simply don’t have an opinion towards the issue.
Most of the voters with a long further education disagree to higher taxation for high incomes because people with a longer education often make more money than the average.
The more educated you are, the better your chances of getting hired, and the more likely you are to earn more. The people who have a longer education worked hard for it and therefore want to keep their hard-earned money to them self, instead of giving it away to high taxes. They feel like their money is being used to do no greater good in the society, and that if they could’ve kept the money they paid in high taxes, they could have used them instead. While it feels like a punishment to not get rewarded for taking a longer education, instead they are being “punished” by paying more than the ones who can’t provide the money to pay the taxes to the state, while they benefit from the money that the high incomes are paying.
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