Anti-migration attitudes are at the heart of explaining who votes for Populist Radical Right (PRR) parties (Lubbers, Gijsberts, S Rydgren, 2008). PRR parties appeal to a "native" culture that they say should be protected against outsiders, and more recently, PRR politicians have been including gay citizens among those needing protection, particularly against Islam (Bracke, 2012; De Lange & Mugge, 2015). This strategy echoes what has been labeled "homonationalism": Considering the acceptance of gay and lesbian citizens as part of what defines a nation and letting this acceptance serve as a barometer for who has a right to belong to that nation (cf. Puar, 2007; Schotten, 2016).

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同质民族主义和民粹主义激进右翼投票：通过放大荷兰案例来解决悬而未决的问题

反移民态度是解释谁投票支持民粹主义激进右翼 (PRR) 政党的核心（Lubbers、Gijsberts、S Rydgren，2008 年）。PRR 政党诉诸于他们认为应该受到保护以免受外来者侵害的“本土”文化，最近，PRR 政治家一直将同性恋公民包括在需要保护的人群中，尤其是针对伊斯兰教的（Bracke，2012 年；De Lange & Mugge，2015 年）。这种策略呼应了所谓的“同性恋民族主义”：将同性恋公民的接受视为定义一个国家的一部分，并让这种接受作为衡量谁有权属于该国家的晴雨表（参见 Puar，2007 年） ；肖顿，2016 年）。