Beyond Red and Blue: The True Political Landscape


by Christian Stellakis on Jul 20, 2014 | Views: 189 | Score: 0
Created with Highcharts 4.2.3 /Highstock 4.2.3% Of RegisteredVoters ... SolidLiberals: Liberalacross-the-boardFaith and FamilyLeft: Raciallydiverse and religiousYoung Outsiders:Conservative views ongovernment, not onsocial issuesSteadfastConservatives:Socially conservativepopulistsNext Generation Left:Young, liberal onsocial issues, lessso on safety netHard-PressedSkeptics: Financiallystressed andpessimisticBusinessConservatives:Pro-Wallstreet,pro-immigrant1/2
% Of Registered Voters ... Solid Liberals: Liberal across-the-board17
Faith and Family Left: Racially diverse and religious16
Young Outsiders: Conservative views on government, not on social issues15
Steadfast Conservatives: Socially conservative populists15
Next Generation Left: Young, liberal on social issues, less so on safety net13
Hard-Pressed Skeptics: Financially stressed and pessimistic13
Business Conservatives: Pro-Wallstreet, pro-immigrant12
Sources: people-press.org
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Christian Stellakis on Jul 20, 2014 12:11 PM said:

Polarization is a growing problem in the United States' political system, so much so that many believe it has come to define American politics. Americans' political opinions, though, are much more diverse than a simple color or label would indicate. According to the Pew Research Center, there are seven different political classifications, each with distinct positions and beliefs.