Data from Pew Research Center shows significant political divides on questions of race, immigration and gender.
House Speaker Mike Johnson appeared on Fox News on Wednesday where he was asked about President Biden’s new executive order on immigration. Johnson, as you might expect, was not a fan., a weekly dive into the data behind the news. Each Saturday, national columnist Philip Bump makes and breaks down charts explaining the latest in economics, pop culture, politics and more.“It makes no sense,” Johnson continued.
Take a question about whether the diversity of America’s population strengthens the country. Overall, Americans were more likely to say that diversity strengthened society than they were to say that it weakened society by a 54-point margin. Among Biden supporters, the gap was 78 points. Among Trump supporters? Only 30. Less than half of Trump supporters said that America’s diversity strengthened society.
We isolated six of them, two related to each of three subjects: race, immigration and gender. The results are below, broken out by the total population, by Biden supporters and by Trump supporters. Some thoughts follow the chart., are more likely to be non-White, which probably plays a role here. Notice, too, that the views of Black respondents are stronger than those of the overall group, even within the subset representing Biden supporters.
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