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Do you tend to be more conservative or liberal on the political spectrum? || You'd guess those on the opposite side of the spectrum from you tend to be more on the ___ side of income in you country

Conservative || wealthier
18.3%
Conservative || poorer
18.9%
Liberal || wealthier
33%
Liberal || poorer
29.8%

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5:31 PM · Jan 21, 2020

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This is a practice SAT question.

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Oh sorry let me add in another 20 Twitter poll options so we can see the curve

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"Today, the $61,000 median income of blue districts substantially exceeds the $53,000 median income of red ones, reversing the order from 2008."

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Economic divide in the US is becoming as stark as its politics

Republicans and Democrats have long since separated themselves by ideology, leaving each more uniformly conservative or liberal than ever. And now a new data analysis by the Brookings Institution...

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I find your polls interesting, but I just don't fit this one. I'm a libertarian and really don't think it makes any difference as stated. I generally think most conservatives are middle incomers, while most liberals are either lower income or much higher income. Mine fluctuates.

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Richest and poorest both conservatives, with Libs in the middle.

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Jan 21, 2020

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@Aella_Girl

WOW. Amazing that this simple, factual question is completely split down the middle.

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I can’t answer either part of this question

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I'm not very wealthy, but I have a very comfortable nest egg. Regardless of where I stand on the political spectrum I think most everyone else (80 to 90 percent) is not as wealthy. The opposite would be true if I were on the opposite side of the wealth spectrum.

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Liberal, neither