Submitted by Premise_Data t3_10m164p in dataisbeautiful
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Premise_Data OP t1_j60r0qx wrote
Great idea! Here is the zoomed in version
danielalvesrosel t1_j62x85g wrote
Looks Great! Thank you!
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Chanticleer t1_j63f6ek wrote
Suppose money wasn’t a thing. How would that fix the situation of people with limited resources wanting things?
earthcaretaker315 t1_j60e5qq wrote
Worse economy ever. Jobs everywhere.
Premise_Data OP t1_j608jhe wrote
Contributors in 135 countries around the world work with Premise to share their opinion and collect field data on a variety of topics using its smart-phone app.
These data were collected in bi-weekly waves covering November to January from a total of 10,206 respondents in the US. Premise used stratified sampling of its opt-in panel members, along with post stratification weighting on age, gender, region, and education to construct a representative sample.
- Inflation was not included in the first wave of this study, but at least 40% of people cite the economy or inflation as the most important issue in each wave.
- Health care is always the third most important issue, but has never been chosen as the most important issue by more than 9% of people.
- Despite recent increases in discussion of the Ukraine War, foreign policy received it’s lowest percentage yet in the most recent wave of this study with less than 1% citing it as the most important issue.
This figure was created using ggplot2 and gganimate in R.
A version of the figure focusing on issues besides the economy or inflation can be found here.
danielalvesrosel t1_j60m9j7 wrote
It would be great to see a view of the lower issues other than Economy and Inflation :)