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Liberal, conservative Democrats prefer more dense communities, Republicans prefer less dense ones
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First 10 of 44 points are free| Group | Series | Value | Source | Conf. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | Smaller and closer to each other | 44% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| Total | Larger and farther apart | 55% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| White | Smaller and closer to each other | 40% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| White | Larger and farther apart | 59% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| Hispanic | Smaller and closer to each other | 48% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| Hispanic | Larger and farther apart | 52% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| Black | Smaller and closer to each other | ~52% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| Black | Larger and farther apart | ~47% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| Asian* | Smaller and closer to each other | 69% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| Asian* | Larger and farther apart | 31% | Estimate | 0.97 |
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| Ages 18-29 | Smaller and closer to each other | ~54% | Estimate | 0.50 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ages 18-29 | Larger and farther apart | ~46% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| 30-49 | Smaller and closer to each other | ~42% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| 30-49 | Larger and farther apart | ~57% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| 50-64 | Smaller and closer to each other | ~38% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| 50-64 | Larger and farther apart | ~62% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| 65+ | Smaller and closer to each other | ~47% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| 65+ | Larger and farther apart | ~52% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Postgrad | Smaller and closer to each other | ~53% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Postgrad | Larger and farther apart | ~47% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| College grad | Smaller and closer to each other | ~47% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| College grad | Larger and farther apart | ~52% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Some college | Smaller and closer to each other | ~41% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Some college | Larger and farther apart | ~58% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| High school or less | Smaller and closer to each other | 41.5% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| High school or less | Larger and farther apart | 58% | Estimate | 0.97 |
| Rep/Lean Rep | Smaller and closer to each other | ~28% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| Rep/Lean Rep | Larger and farther apart | ~71% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| Conservative | Smaller and closer to each other | 27% | Estimate | 0.90 |
| Conservative | Larger and farther apart | 72.5% | Estimate | 0.90 |
| Moderate/Liberal | Smaller and closer to each other | ~33% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| Moderate/Liberal | Larger and farther apart | ~67% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| Dem/Lean Dem | Smaller and closer to each other | ~60% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| Dem/Lean Dem | Larger and farther apart | ~40% | Estimate | 0.50 |
| Conservative/Moderate | Smaller and closer to each other | ~54% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Conservative/Moderate | Larger and farther apart | ~46% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Liberal | Smaller and closer to each other | ~68% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Liberal | Larger and farther apart | ~31% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Urban | Smaller and closer to each other | ~61% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Urban | Larger and farther apart | ~39% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Suburban | Smaller and closer to each other | ~45% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Suburban | Larger and farther apart | ~55% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Rural | Smaller and closer to each other | ~29% | Estimate | 0.30 |
| Rural | Larger and farther apart | ~70% | Estimate | 0.30 |
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