GOP-oriented groups are largely White; Democratic-oriented groups are far more ethnically diverse

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14. Demographics and lifestyle differences among typology groups

GOP-oriented groups are largely White; Democratic-oriented groups are far more ethnically diverse

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GOP-oriented groups are largely White; Democratic-oriented groups are far more ethnically diverse

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14. Demographics and lifestyle differences among typology groups
GOP-oriented groups are largely White; Democratic-oriented groups are far more ethnically diverse
Faith and Flag Conservatives are the oldest group in the political typology; Outsider Left are youngest
About half of Progressive Left and Outsider Left are religiously unaffiliated; Faith and Flag Conservatives have the largest share of White evangelicals
Partisan identification of the political typology groups
Majorities in all nine political groups say spending time with family is ‘one of the most important things’
Republican-oriented typology groups more likely than Democratic-oriented groups to prefer communities with larger houses that are more widely spaced

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GOP-oriented groups are largely White; Democratic-oriented groups are far more ethnically diverse

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