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June 11, 2014
Political Polarization in the American Public
More Democrats Take Liberal Positions, More Republicans Take Conservative Positions
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U.S. Political Polarization: 1994 - 2014
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Political Polarization in the American Public
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Democrats and Republicans More Ideologically Divided than in the Past
Beyond Dislike: Viewing the Other Party as a ‘Threat to the Nation’s Well-Being’
Political Activism Gap: Right and Left More Likely to Vote, Donate to Campaigns
Growing Minority Holds Consistent Ideological Views
Republicans Shift to the Right, Democrats to the Left
A Rising Tide of Mutual Antipathy
Ideological Echo Chambers
Liberals Want Walkable Communities, Conservatives Prefer More Room
Compromise in the Eye of the Beholder
More Democrats Take Liberal Positions, More Republicans Take Conservative Positions
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