We just released a new poll this week on dating and relationships. A few highlights to follow, but overall not a lot of good news to share...
1/ For men, being a Trump supporter is still a liability, especially with college-educated single women.

73% said they would be less likely to date a Trump supporters. Only 44% of noncollege single women said the same. 2/

I have some thoughts on this, and a few criticisms. First, I give @rosehorowitch a ton of credit for going through a ton of data and trying to piece together a story about a complicated and evolving trend. 1/

theatlantic.com/politics/archi… First, there is evidence of voting divergence in exit poll data and voter file data. They show a 10+ point divide in voting preferences in recent elections. Not all sources agree, but it's not true that this divide is not showing up in voting behavior 2/

New Survey Alert! We interviewed over 5,000 Americans, oversampling young adults, to explore how teen experiences have changed across generations.

A short thread.

americansurveycenter.org/research/gener… First off, Gen Z adults had unique teen experiences when it came to religious participation, dating and holding part-time jobs.

They are also far less likely to use drugs and alcohol

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Interesting op-ed in @WSJ exploring U.S. religious change "Thank God, American Churches Are Dying"

These grafs in particular caught my eye because there is a lot wrong here. @WSJ 1) Having children and getting married does not inevitably lead to increased religious engagement. In fact, most secular people now have secular spouses.

See here: fivethirtyeight.com/features/mille…