Within regions, Democrats more likely than Republican neighbors to say their community experienced some severe weather events

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August 12, 2022

Most Americans who have faced extreme weather see a link to climate change – Republicans included

Within regions, Democrats more likely than Republican neighbors to say their community experienced some severe weather events

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Within regions, Democrats more likely than Republican neighbors to say their community experienced some severe weather events

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Most Americans who have faced extreme weather see a link to climate change – Republicans included
In both parties, six-in-ten or more who faced certain weather events say climate change played a role
Most who say their community experienced extreme weather see climate change as a factor

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