GSS, 1996, asked of those who said they ever felt like they were going to have a nervous breakdown (26%): "What did you do about it (the nervous breakdown you felt you were going to have)?"
Not every day you see this little of a partisan gap on something related to both Biden and immigration (reflects, of course, both unusually low Dem support and low GOP opposition)
www.monmouth.edu/polling-inst...
This is a niche survey design tweet, not a public opinion tweet, but the CBS/YouGov and ABC/Ipsos results are a really interesting look at the effect of explicit DK options on online surveys. (Neither option is wrong, both tell us something different!)
Fun with unexpectedly partisan trends, vol. 39823948234
"In each year of the trend except 2013, Republicans have been significantly more likely than Democrats to say gold is the best investment....the gap...has widened significantly since 2020."
news.gallup.com/poll/645107/...
can someone who's more familiar with market research than I am tell me if actually this scale makes sense because right now I feel like I am staring into a five-point abyss