Most say their family is OK with talking politics, but 40% try to avoid the subject

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November 20, 2018

Most say their family is OK with discussing politics – but it helps if the family agrees

Most say their family is OK with talking politics, but 40% try to avoid the subject

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Most say their family is OK with talking politics, but 40% try to avoid the subject

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Most say their family is OK with discussing politics – but it helps if the family agrees
Families that share political views are more open to talking about politics

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