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    October 23, 2017
    10. Financial well-being, personal characteristics and lifestyles of the political typology

    Nearly one-in-three Devout and Diverse Democrats say they’re smokers

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    10. Financial well-being, personal characteristics and lifestyles of the political typology

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    Republican-leaning groups prefer larger houses, spread out communities
    Many Solid Liberals live in urban areas; Country First Conservatives are most likely to live in rural areas
    Only about a third of Solid Liberals have lived in same community their entire life
    Sizeable majorities in most GOP typology groups say they rarely or never take public transportation
    Large shares across all typology groups have been affected by drug addiction
    Nearly one-in-three Devout and Diverse Democrats say they’re smokers
    Larger differences in education attainment among Democratic than Republican typology groups
    Solid Liberals, regardless of educational attainment, are more likely to have college-educated friends
    Military service more common among Republican than Democratic groups
    Conservative groups enjoy hunting; Devout and Diverse, Disaffected Democrats like to go to casinos
    Streaming TV online is more widespread among younger typology groups, including Solid Liberals; older groups, such as Country First Conservatives, still watch cable
    Disaffected Democrats, Devout and Diverse are far less financially satisfied than other typology groups
    Employment varies widely across typology; age and job opportunities are factors
    Core Conservatives most likely to be homeowners; Solid Liberals most likely to have a passport

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