Survey: Majority of Americans Experiencing Stress, Anxiety Over Midterm Elections
A survey indicates that 7 in 10 Americans are experiencing stress and anxiety related to the midterm elections, with younger demographics reporting higher levels of concern. The topic is trending in Denver.
Denver, CO, November 3, 2026 — A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of Americans are feeling stressed and anxious in relation to the upcoming midterm elections. The findings suggest that 7 out of 10 individuals report experiencing these heightened emotions when considering the electoral event.
The survey also highlighted a demographic breakdown in the reported levels of concern. Younger demographics are reportedly experiencing higher levels of anxiety compared to older age groups. The specific age ranges or percentages for these younger demographics were not provided in the survey details.
The topic of election-related stress and anxiety is also noted to be trending in Denver. The survey did not specify the methodology used, the exact dates of data collection, or the sample size of the respondents. Information regarding the organization that conducted the survey or its specific findings on the nature of the stress and anxiety was not made available.
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