>>10508482 pb

https://civiqs.com/documents/Civiqs_DailyKos_monthly_banner_book_2020_09_klw74f.pdf

Good interesting data about who does and doesn't believe the Q stuff - crosstabs.

Not shockingly, people who believe the Q stuff are very much like typical GOP. rural, less educated, white, Fox watchers. >>10508482

>>10508743

agreed, also interesting is that the people most likely to not have heard of it is the GOP.

>>10508801

I overlap many of those. GOP / old / rural / white / male, but postgrad and don't watch Fox, but if I had to choose between Fox and MSNBC it would be Fox.

>>10508720

here are some numbers that are interesting.

Whites - 38 yes 36 no

Independents 35 yes 39 no

Rural 39 yes 35 no

Never heard of QAnon

Total 14

Rural 17

white non college 16

white 15

GOP 19

The people who believe Qanon are the least likely to know Qanon.

There also could be a "shyness gap" All but 9% of the Dems know Qanon but a full 19% of the GOP doesn't know qanon. That doesn't seem right to me. I think our side is being shy with pollsters, we aren't telling the pollsters the truth.