It’s tempting to think that division runs so deep in our politics that there’s no room for agreement on anything. But Citizen Data’s poll reveals just how much opportunity there is for consensus on one powerful way to address our injured democracy. protectdemocracy.org/work/how-open-…

“Understanding how race and ethnicity influence how voters respond to climate impacts and perceive climate policies is crucial to improving communication—and thus, developing more effective and transformative policies.” brookings.edu/articles/black…

.Manann Donoghoe writes that Black voters tend to be more concerned about climate change than the national average, less polarized, and more likely to take action to support climate policy, according to Citizen Data polling. brookings.edu/articles/black…

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According to data collected by Citizen Data, only 41% of Americans, on average, are satisfied with the way democracy is working for them. Learn more: hubs.la/Q02xBBC10

According to Citizen Data, Americans perceive political polarization & division to be the 2nd largest threat to democracy. This underscores the need for bills like the Building Civic Bridges Act, which was introduced to help combat political polarization. hubs.la/Q02xBRnG0