Chart: Workers not knowing coworkers’ political views: Share of respondents reporting that they don’t know political views of coworkers, by how they answered the question, “How often do you discuss politics, elections, or other political issues with people from work?” | Economic Policy Institute

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Workers not knowing coworkers' political views: Share of respondents reporting that they don't know political views of coworkers, by how they answered the question, "How often do you discuss politics, elections, or other political issues with people from work?"

	“How often do you discuss politics, elections, or other political issues with people from work?”
Not applicable	72%
Never	63
A few times per year or less	31
A few times per month	20
At least once a week	12

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Source: 2019 Workplace Political Participation Study. Sample size: 1,212.

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