Perceptions of community partisanship align with actual vote returns

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March 30, 2017

Partisans in ‘safest’ counties for their party more willing to discuss political differences

Perceptions of community partisanship align with actual vote returns

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Partisans in ‘safest’ counties for their party more willing to discuss political differences
Partisans in ‘safest’ territory for their side more likely to talk about differences
Where Trump won by wide margins, a partisan gap in discussions of his victory
Nearly half of Democrats in deep Clinton territory had no pro-Trump friends

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