The generation gap in opinions across a number of issues is reflected in deep differences in how members of each generation describe their political views. Fully 46% of Silents say they are ...

Generation X: 21% Baby boomers : 16% Fully one-third of millennials crave an atmosphere where their fellow citizens share their views about what is best for the nation’s well-being.

The typical voter’s political views are influenced by both their age and generation. Historically, as Americans have exited late adolescence, settled down, and developed back pain, they’ve ...

Adults who have no religious affiliation lean Democratic by a wide margins (36 points). Jews lean Democratic by roughly two-to-one (61% to 31%). The balance of leaned partisan affiliation among white ...

A new study conducted by eHarmony revealed that Gen Z's political beliefs matter more to them when choosing a partner than other generations.

That generation is split in terms of Democratic and Republican party support and is beginning to exit the political arena along with the Silent Generation (1924-1945), which forms a major base of ...

The model assumes generations of voters choose their team, Democrats or Republicans, based on their cumulative life experience — a “running tally” of events.

For many in this generation, political values are seen as extensions of core beliefs—how someone views social justice, climate change, reproductive rights, or mental health policy speaks volumes ...

This is nothing new, but I continue to find it sort of fascinating. Here’s Pew’s breakdown of the voting generation gap over the past 40 years: At the turn of the century, there was no ...

Gun violence protests may be a pivotal moment for the generation coming up behind millennials. Events that occur when we're young can have an outsized impact on shaping our political outlook.

Survey data shows that immigrants' political views are a lot closer to those of natives than many tend to assume. This isn't necessarily a good thing. But it does undermine claims that we must ...