Apr 6, 2020
SALT LAKE CITY, April 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Thought leadership research firm TrendCandy Research today released a new study that underscores broad political polarization in America. TrendCandy surveyed 1,200 US adults on attitudes regarding current affairs, including the upcoming presidential election and racism.

"Political conflict is at historic highs. Many Americans have entrenched opinions to the point that anyone who doesn't agree politically isn't just wrong, they aren't even 'American' anymore," said Justin Ethington, CEO and founder of TrendCandy. "This tribal isolation is creating a split nation in which partisans prefer to live in separate neighborhoods, consume separate media, and develop separate cultures."
Key data from the study includes:
To learn more about TrendCandy's original survey research, please visit https://www.trendcandy.io/.
About the study
TrendCandy Research surveyed a random sample of 1,200 U.S. adults in March 2020 on attitudes regarding current affairs and trends in America. The survey was conducted in partnership with Lucid, a global leader in online sample and research solutions. Response was modeled after U.S. Census demographic breakouts. The margin of error is +/- 2.83% at the 95% confidence interval.
About TrendCandy
TrendCandy conducts survey research to create original ideas that spread. Thought leadership research generated by TrendCandy has been covered by hundreds of media outlets, including Bloomberg, Business insider, CNBC, CNN, Entrepreneur, Forbes, Fortune Harvard Business Review, Inc Magazine, TechCrunch and Time. Brands like SAP, Disney Resorts, Audible, 3M, Meredith Media, Ancestry and Pinterest use insights from TrendCandy to create conversations, advance relationships, and win a greater share of the future. www.trendcandy.io
Contact:
Julia Giona
TrendCandy
+1 (415) 828-4775
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