Political Division: The Most Consistent #2 Problem in America
'Political division held a steady second place all summer, with about three in ten voters naming it as the country’s top problem.
'Age drives the gap more than party: half of voters 65+ cite division, compared with about one in seven under 30.
'Democrats (38%) mention it twice as often as Republicans (19%), with Independents in between — while men and women are nearly identical.
'Across parties, voters describe the same frustration: leaders and citizens who no longer compromise or solve problems together — a shared concern that creates real common ground.