The gender distribution of participants was roughly:
- 49% female,
- 48% male, and
- 3% identify as non-binary or other.
The racial composition of the group was approximately:
- 40% white,
- 33% Hispanic,
- 8.6% Asian,
- 6.1% Black,
- 7.1% identify as two or more races,
- 0.8% Middle Eastern,
- 0.6% Native American, and
- 3.3% Other.
In terms of age, the group was:
- 22% between 18-29 years old,
- 32% between 30-49,
- 28% between 50-65, and
- 19% over 65.
Regarding political affiliation:
- 41% identify as Democrats,
- 30% as Independents,
- 18% as Republicans, and
- 9% as Other or Not Sure.
Using a 7-point political party preference scale, the participant sample had:
- 26% Strong Democrats,
- 16% Not very strong Democrat,
- 18% Lean Democrat,
- 14% Independent,
- 6% Lean Republican,
- 10% Not very strong Republican, and
- 9% Strong Republicans.
Participants were broken down along the following income brackets:
- 16% earn less than $19,999
- 25% earn between $20K-$49,999
- 20% earn between $50K-$79,999
- 17% earn between $80K-$119,999
- 12% earn between $120K-$199,999
- 5% earn more than $200K
- 5% preferred not to say