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politics2 months ago•5 min saved

Crypto Adoption Divides the Aisle: Republicans Lead Democrats, Pew Poll Finds

Pew Research Center finds 22% of Republicans have invested in or used crypto, vs 17% of Democrats, with GOP adoption rising since 2021 and aligned with Trump's crypto embrace. Gender and age shape who trades crypto—about 74% of crypto traders are men, especially young men. Morning Consult data show the partisan gap peaked in 2025 (27.9% Republicans vs 17.3% Democrats) and later narrowed to about five points (23.6% vs 17.7%).

via CNBC|

#crypto #democrats #partisan-gap

economy10 months ago•4 min saved

Americans' Economic Outlook Deteriorates Amid Growing Partisan Divide

Most Americans view the U.S. economy negatively, with a widening partisan gap: 44% of Republicans rate it positively, up from April, while only 10% of Democrats do, with overall sentiment largely unchanged. Concerns focus on rising prices, inflation, and personal expenses, and future economic outlooks are increasingly pessimistic, especially among Democrats. Views on Trump’s economic policies are divided along party lines, with many attributing economic decline to his administration. Overall, Americans remain highly concerned about inflation, housing, and food costs.

via Pew Research Center|

#economic-outlook #economy #inflation

health2 years ago•3 min saved

Racial Disparity in COVID-19 Vaccine Acceptance Among Adults Revealed

A recent survey by KFF reveals a racial gap in COVID-19 vaccine uptake, with most Black and Hispanic Americans indicating they have received or plan to get the updated vaccine, while most White Americans say they won't. However, a deeper analysis shows that the divide is primarily political, with White Democrats more likely to get vaccinated compared to White Republicans. This polarization by party has been observed for a while and is not exclusive to COVID-19 vaccines. The slow vaccine uptake may be attributed to decreased concern about COVID-19, as the death toll has stabilized. The implications of this partisan divide on future vaccines and illnesses remain uncertain.

via The Washington Post|

#covid-19 #health #partisan-gap