More than a decade after its democratic revolution, Tunisian democracy is at an inflection point. After successive electoral events, living conditions for Tunisians did not materially improve. Instead, youth unemployment rose, the currency lost half its value, corruption became more pervasive, and the public sector grew significantly. Yet while many Tunisians seek effective, accountable political leadership that supports their economic aspirations, they are also committed to retaining the core freedoms enshrined in the 2014 Constitution.
