Following the 2024 elections, we explored voter attitudes and perceptions post-election while evaluating the overall state of democracy. Here is what we found.
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Following the 2024 elections, we explored voter attitudes and perceptions post-election while evaluating the overall state of democracy. Here is what we found.
November 2024 (pre-election): looking closer at how often Americans encounter misinformation, the links between financial security and civic engagement, and voters’ willingness to vote for female candidates.
As we approach the final days of voting in the 2024 elections and false and misleading information continues to spread, we wanted to gather a baseline understanding of Americans’ experiences with misinformation.
This fall, Citizen Data sought to better understand Americans’ willingness to vote for female candidates at the federal and state level, and the barriers that female candidates face running for office.
October 2024: looking closer at how prepared Americans are to vote, Gen Z & democracy trends, and the influence celebrity endorsements have on candidate support.
This election will see the largest influx in the number of Gen Z voters eligible to vote, a total of 41 million. Given how influential this voting block will be this election cycle, we wanted to dive deep into how Gen Z attitudes may differ from previous generations and the impact that could have on politics in the United States.
As Project 2025 has continued gaining traction in mainstream media and among everyday voters, we wanted to understand the extent to which voters support the policies outlined in this playbook.
September 2024: diving deep into who supports political violence and where threats lie, how climate affects Americans’ financial decisions, satisfaction with democracy, & more.