Populists attracted a diverse coalition of groups, including farmers facing economic hardship, labor unions advocating for workers' rights, and disenfranchised urban voters seeking political reform. Additionally, disillusioned middle-class individuals and progressive reformers were drawn to populist movements due to their anti-establishment rhetoric and promises to address inequality and corruption. These groups united around shared grievances against elites and a desire for greater political and economic power.
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