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9 nov 2021 · Yet the typology study finds that the three groups with the largest shares of self-identified independents (most of whom lean toward a party) – Stressed Sideliners, Outsider Left and Ambivalent Right – have very little in common politically.
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- Wide Gaps Across Political Typology Groups in Age, Education and Income
- Religious Affiliation Varies Greatly Across Political Typology Groups
- Partisan Identification and The Typology Groups
- Majorities in All Political Typology Groups Value Spending Time with Family
- Where People Would Like to Live; Where They Actually Live
Age, education and income vary widely across the political typology groups. The youngest group by far is Outsider Left; fully 83% are under age 50, while 40% are ages 18 to 29. The second youngest group, Progressive Left, also is relatively young; 71% are younger than age 50. The youngest Republican-oriented group is Ambivalent Right (63% are under...
The share of Americans who identify as Christian has declined in recent years, while the share who describe their religious identity as atheist, agnostic or “nothing in particular” has grown. The decline in Christian identification has been particularly pronounced among Democrats: In 2019, Christians made up about half of Democratic voters (52%); i...
Most of the political typology groups have a clear partisan imprint: At least nine-in-ten Faith and Flag Conservatives (97%), Committed Conservatives (93%) and Populist Right (92%) identify as Republicans or lean toward the Republican Party, as do 68% of Ambivalent Right. Similarly, Progressive Left (98%), Establishment Liberals (93%), Democratic M...
Despite their many political differences, there are relatively few gaps between the typology groups in what they value most in their personal lives. The largest share in every group – and 72% of Americans overall – say spending time with family is one of the most important things in their personal lives, from a high of 79% among Faith and Flag Cons...
The political typology groups are divided over the types of communities where they would like to live – and where they actually live. Overall, Republicans (73%) are more likely than Democrats (49%)to say they prefer communities where the “houses are larger and farther apart, but schools, stores and restaurants are several miles away.” The groups wi...
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14 nov 2021 · The Stressed Sideliners were much more evenly divided, with 51 percent saying "a lot" needed to be done.
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sideline noun [C] (MARK ON GROUND) (in some sports, esp. football) a line marking the side of the area of play: The ball fell just outside the sideline. fig. I don’t like dancing, I’d rather watch from the sidelines (= not to be directly involved).
9 nov 2021 · Stressed Sideliners turned out in lower numbers in 2020 — a mere 45 percent voted compared with an average of 72 percent across other groups.
