Data: Pew Research Center; Note: 1988-1996, 2004-2012 and 2024 data is from Pew Research Center. For 2000, data is from Gallup/CNN: 2016-2020 data from ABC/Washington Post. Gallup/CNN and ABC/Washington Post data is provided by the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research; Table: Axios Visuals
A quarter of Americans hold unfavorable views of bothPresident Bidenand former President Trump — the highest share of "double haters" at this stage in any of the last 10 elections, according to new Pew Research data.
Why it matters: The closely watched bloc has nearly doubled in size since 2020, making this fall's Trump vs. Biden rematch the most dreaded election in modern political history.
Reproduced from an Urban Institute analysis of Census data; Chart: Axios Visuals
People need to earn $150,000 to afford the typical home in LGBTQ+-friendly areas — nearly 50% higher than areas without LGBTQ+ protections, according to a recent Redfin study.
Why it matters: The homebuying barrieris higher for LGBTQ+ people than their cisgender and/or straight counterparts.
