Politics tamfitronics 18.7% of survey respondents have gotten in a disagreement with a neighbor over politics, including 27.1% of men and 13.4% of women
SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
(NASDAQ: RDFN) — Nearly one in five (18.7%) people have gotten in a disagreement with a neighbor over politics, with men more than twice as likely to get into a dispute than women, according to a new report from Redfin (redfin.com), the technology-powered real estate brokerage.
More than one in four men (27.1%) said they had been in a political disagreement with a neighbor, compared to 13.4% of women.
This is according to a Redfin-commissioned survey conducted by Ipsos in September 2024. The survey was fielded to 1,802 people aged 18-65.
Nearly a quarter (23.1%) of respondents who said they are voting for Donald Trump have gotten into a political disagreement with a neighbor, compared to 19.5% of respondents voting for Kamala Harris.
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Question: Have you gotten in a disagreement with a neighbor over politics? |
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Yes, I have |
No, I haven’t |
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Overall |
18.7% |
77.2% |
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Women |
13.4% |
83.5% |
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Men |
27.1% |
67.3% |
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Homeowners |
20.5% |
76.3% |
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Renters |
16.3% |
79.2% |
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Trump Voters |
23.1% |
74.2% |
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Harris Voters |
19.5% |
77.7% |
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Generation Z |
26.4% |
68.1% |
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Millennials |
23.5% |
71.2% |
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Generation X |
14.3% |
82.7% |
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Baby Boomers |
13.6% |
83.3% |
Younger people were more likely to get into a political disagreement, with 26.4% of Gen Zers saying they had been in a dispute with a neighbor, compared to 23.5% of millennials, 14.3% of Gen Xers and 13.6% of baby boomers.
More than one in five homeowners (20.5%) said they had gotten into a political disagreement with their neighbors, compared to 16.3% of renters.
Nearly 12% have gotten in a disagreement with a neighbor over racial issues
Politics is not the only issue leading to disputes: 11.9% of respondents said they had gotten into a disagreement with a neighbor over racial issues. Men (15.3%) were again more likely to get into a disagreement than women (9.5%).
Gen Zers (20.1%) are the most likely generation to get into a disagreement, followed by millennials (15.6%), Gen Xers (9.3%) and baby boomers (4.9%).
More than one in seven (14.7%) Harris voters said they had been in a disagreement with neighbors over racial issues, compared to 11.9% of Trump voters.
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Question: Have you gotten in a disagreement with a neighbor over racial issues? |
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Yes, I have |
No, I haven’t |
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Overall |
11.9% |
85.2% |
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Women |
9.5% |
87.6% |
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Men |
15.3% |
81.9% |
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Homeowners |
11.7% |
86% |
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Renters |
11.4% |
85.7% |
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Trump Voters |
11.9% |
86% |
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Harris Voters |
14.7% |
82.8% |
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Generation Z |
20.1% |
75% |
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Millennials |
15.6% |
80.7% |
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Generation X |
9.3% |
88.5% |
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Baby Boomers |
4.9% |
93.4% |
Nearly one in three regularly engage in political conversations with neighbors
Nearly one in three (30.4%) respondents said they regularly engage in political conversations with their neighbors, with men (40.9%) much more likely to engage than women (24%).
Owners (35.5%) are more likely to engage than renters (25.8%), while millennials (40.3%) and Gen Zers (38.9%) are more likely to regularly engage than Gen Xers (21.7%) and baby boomers (23%).
Trump voters (39%) are more likely to regularly engage in political conversations with neighbors than Harris voters (32.7%).
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Question: Have you ever engaged in political conversations with your neighbors? |
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I always engage |
I engage most of the time, but sometimes avoid |
I avoid most of the time, but sometimes engage |
I always avoid |
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Overall |
11.8% |
18.6% |
29.4% |
34.5% |
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Women |
8.1% |
15.9% |
28.8% |
41.2% |
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Men |
18% |
22.9% |
29.8% |
24.3% |
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Homeowners |
14.5% |
21% |
30.3% |
30.4% |
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Renters |
8.9% |
16.9% |
28.4% |
38.4% |
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Trump Voters |
16.4% |
22.6% |
29.5% |
27.6% |
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Harris Voters |
12.3% |
20.4% |
29.5% |
33.9% |
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Generation Z |
18.8% |
20.1% |
31.2% |
25% |
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Millennials |
15.4% |
24.9% |
24.9% |
29.3% |
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Generation X |
8.6% |
13.1% |
32.1% |
40% |
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Baby Boomers |
7.3% |
15.7% |
33.1% |
39% |
To view the full report, including additional methodology, please visit:
https://www.redfin.com/news/neighbor-disagreement-survey-2024
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Source: Redfin
Released October 23, 2024
