Who gives a different answer next time?
How does the frequency of changed answers vary across demographic groups?
Which statement comes closer to your views, even if neither is exactly right?
Chart data · 3 rows
| Group | Changed (%) | Answer pairs |
|---|---|---|
| Dem/Lean Dem | 13.6 | 21,959 |
| No lean/DK | 20.1 | 1,121 |
| Rep/Lean Rep | 11.7 | 16,474 |
A change means a different response at the next observed interview. The percentages summarize pairs, not unique people. Intervals are not supplied; bare dots do not imply precision.
Pew Research Center American Trends Panel · consecutive-answer aggregates
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The source supplies no confidence intervals for these shares. Bare dots show estimates only. Denominators count pairs, not independent people.
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Pew Research Center American Trends Panel · consecutive-answer aggregates
Retain five outcomes, question/response wording, party × education cells and consecutive-answer panel aggregates. Drop unrelated trend payloads. Percentages stay on 0–100; counts remain answer pairs, not unique people.
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