The report was recently published based on those phone surveys. I didn't know why they were asking the questions then - now I do.
Here's the report of the study I participated in.
The survey looked at the "political typology" and the defined characteristics.
On the Pew Research Webpage you can take a quiz to see how you fit into the political typology.
It shouldn't surprise you - but you never know, it might.
By the way - so there is absolutely no question on the readers part about why I write what I write....
Here's my political typology.
Solid Liberal
14% of the public
What They Believe
- Strongly pro-government and very liberal on a broad range of issues
- Very supportive of regulation, environmental protection and government assistance to the poor
- One of the most secular groups; 59% say that religion is not that important to them
- Supportive of the country's growing racial and ethnic diversity
- Two-thirds disagree with the Tea Party
Who They Are
- Highly politically engaged
- 75% are Democrats
- Concentrated in the Northeast and West
- 57% are female
- Best educated of the groups: 49% hold at least a bachelor's degree and 27% have post-graduate experience
- A third regularly listen to NPR, about two-in-ten regularly watch The Daily Show and read The New York Times
- 59% have a passport
- 42% regularly buy organic foods
- 21% are first or second generation Americans
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