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1) Yes, It's the right.

2) She used to have one but nowadays she votes for the less bad.

3) She lacks information about what are the local policies. So It's a no.

4) She fears It would take too much time to get involved. Also, the local initiatives are only destinated at old people or families in the area, If there was more young initiated or related initiatives she would be more interested

5) An event that get people together and make them mix otherwise everyone stays in it’s group, for example speed dating for friends or table of people in front of each other that have some time to speak before changing their seat.

1) Yes, It's "Les républicains" on the right spectrum.

2) She votes for the less bad.

3) She lives in different areas for her work and studies, she knows what's going on where she works but doesn't feel like a local resident there so don't really feel involved.

4) She doesn't know the local politics from her hometown and she doesn't feel like she belong to the place she lives for her studies. Also, she feels busy and doesn't really know what she could do or how to find the time for that.

5) A local district meeting would be nice, she never heard of one happening in her area in Paris but would have loved to meet the other residents and get to know about the things that happens there. She feels like this would help to mix with other people as well as getting involved into the decisions.

1) Yes, it's PS (Socialist Party) a political party from center-left. I know it, in a general from throughout the news and electoral results.

2) Usually I vote for the "less bad" option because I don´t feel fully represented by any other political party and none of them represet my values.

3) Althought I participated in the election in Portugal, as an assistant and I collected signatures for the creation of a new party in Portugal, the thruth is that, in my local community I don't feel represented nor involved in political decisions.

4) The feeling that my opinion doesn't matter; Lack of time to actually follow political matters and decisions; Lack of in politicials

5) I suggest more educational sessions regarding politics to youth people and more initiatives for youth participation, as open assembleis and participatory budgets - althought they exist, they are not well publicized.

1) I would guess that the most popular group in Hamburg would be SPD (social democrats, centre-left).

2) There is no political group I feel completely represented by. So, I would say yes, I usually vote for the "least bad" option.

3) No, I don't feel involved in political decisions.

4) I feel my lack of political knowledge but also the fact that I can't change anything prevent me from getting more involved.

5) Sometimes, politicians use language that no one understands or that is deliberately vague or confusing. They should use simple language to address young people and be more inclusive.

1) Yes, the left party.

2) Yes, the left party represents my values well.

3) Not really, because I never know what decisions need to be made so I don’t know how to involve myself.

4) Lack of knowledge, lack of transparency in political activity, feeling like nothing’s going to change because the things that are important to me are mostly not what is on the agenda of the ruling political parties. Those mostly focus on economic growth, which is obvious in a capitalistic society, yet in my opinion we should be focusing more on humanitarian and ecological issues.

5) Maybe just as a government working on making politics more transparent and teaching kids from a young age that they have a voice that is important. Teach kids from a young age that they have something to say and show them how to get involved. I feel like especially young people should always be encouraged to become politically active. Even teaching about volunteering or political involvement in schools could be a start.

1) My city is politically anchored on the left (it’s the oldest city in France governed by socialists, for more than a century).

2) Yes, there is a political group that represents my values. But sometimes we may not share all the positions of the same party equally.

3) I feel involved (working in a territorial collectivity and participating in the implementation of local policies). I think it’s simpler to be involved at the local level, because it’s more concrete, it’s a scale closer to the inhabitants with more opportunities to get involved. But it’s necessary that the territorial collectivities invest more in a true participatory democracy on the other hand, by associating the inhabitants more actively from the beginning of a project or a public policy, to define it together.

4) For what prevents being more involved: The time it takes (when you’re in active life or a student) and a sense of illegitimacy in the face of people who have been present for a long time in citizen councils.

5) Having an informal event bringing together young people from different backgrounds, with different life paths, who can exchange among themselves around activities, and build a point of view on the directions they would like to give to their territory.

1) Yes, it's the center-left party

2) I don't identify with any of them completly. Because in some I feel represented by the social causes that they defend and then in other i like their economic point of view better but not at the same time. So, I normaly vote in the one who's more similar to my way of thinking.

3) No

4) Lack of time; Lack of knowledge on how the youth side of political parties work; The feeling that I can't change much

5) We could have more initiatives in schools and universities to learn about politics, how is our country political spectrum, how do elections work and parties should get to know themselves.