It’s a fact of human nature that we surround ourselves with people like us — but how much does this apply to political ideology? Apparently, a lot. In a recent poll, 84% of respondents said they share similar political views as their spouse/partner.
It’s a well-known fact of human nature that we surround ourselves with people like us — but how much does this apply to political ideology? Apparently, a lot:53% share all or most of their political views with their friends24% have avoided establishing relationships with people who do not share their political views
17% of people have broken off an existing relationship with a close friend or relative because of political differences34% have unfriended or stopped following someone on social media because of their political views.Generally speaking, do you have friends or relatives who you believe have changed because of the media they consume?and what they consider to be offensive beliefs.
” The number was also 68% when Democrats and Independents were asked the same statement about Republicans. This demonstrates the malice we so often imagine of the other side.
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