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KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE— When viewed without a party lens, there is majority support for aspects of the Freedom to Vote Act. But Joe Biden and Donald Trump voters express dramatically different opinions on this topic, and, by association, they have divergent viewpoints on the debate currently occurring in the U.S. Senate. (see Figure 1 below)— Opinions are even more polarized on legislation currently being considered at the state level. Biden voters perceive these efforts as tantamount to legalizing voter suppression and giving state legislatures a free hand to prevent certification o...

Drilling deeper into a noteworthy finding from last week’s UVA Center for Politics/Project Home Fire report.KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE— Belief in conspiracy theories is most consistently correlated with Biden and Trump voters who favor secession.— The majority of citizens who voted for Joe Biden or Donald Trump in the last election, when combined, believe in at least one of the conspiracy theories (43% of Biden voters and 90% of Trump voters).— But while the percentage of Trump voters who ascribe to these conspiracies significantly outpaces that of Biden voters, conspiracy-believing ...

KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE— Joe Biden and Donald Trump voters feel strongly but in opposite directions on the topic of discrimination, with Biden voters expressing concern about discrimination against minorities, while Trump voters worry that discrimination against whites will increase significantly in the next few years. (see Table 1 below)— Whereas Biden voters are animated by racial and social justice concerns, Trump voters fear they will suffer personally, socially, culturally, and economically from the effects of immigration. (see Tables 2 and 3 below)— These conflicted attitudes ...

Americans who perceive anti-democratic – even dangerous – behavior in the opposing party may not really “see one another.”

The political divides are growing deeper.