March 2025 – This research explores the psychological and informational drivers of voter behavior, examining how micro-behaviors shape political choices, the role of ideology, and inclinations toward extremism and authoritarianism. We also assess how direct and indirect information influence political narratives and engagement. This presentation highlights the intersection of Americans’ fears, personality traits, and demographics,…
October 2024 – A recent LDI survey revealed significant anxiety and unease surrounding the likelihood of political violence following the 2024 elections. The survey revealed widespread concern about the potential for political violence following the presidential election, with 87% of respondents indicating they believe it is likely to occur in the near future. Among them,…
October 2024 – A recent LDI survey has shed light on the challenges people face when discussing differing viewpoints with others. Approximately 57% of respondents reported losing a personal relationship because of disagreements. Despite this, many still recognize the importance of engaging in discussions with those who hold different views. Half of the surveyed individuals…
October 2024 – Our recent survey work has revealed key public sentiments on democracy, showing that voters’ views are deeply influenced by both personal experiences and institutional factors. The data suggests that democracy’s perceived health is directly impacted by trusted institutions like the media, policy frameworks, and economic conditions, highlighting the significant role these systems…