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TIPP Unity Index Slips In May

65% believe the country is divided, while only 29% believe it is united.

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The TIPP Unity Index slipped to 34.3 in May from 37.8 in April or 9.3%, reflecting the country's high level of division.  

A whopping 65 percent feel the country is divided, while only 29 percent believe it is united.

The Unity Index

In keeping with its tradition of innovation, TechnoMetrica created the Unity Index, a barometer of the country's unity based on the question:

In general, would you say the United States is Very United, Somewhat United, Somewhat Divided, or Very Divided?

The chart represents the answers we received to the question:

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