Public-Private Tolerance Split by Ideology

The poll suggests left-leaning voters are more accepting of disfavored views in public forums (campuses, workplaces) but more willing to cut off friends and family over political differences. Right-leaning voters are more restrictive about certain campus speakers yet less likely to endorse private relationship breaks. This reveals two distinct norms—public permissiveness vs private intolerance—mapped to ideology. — It reframes polarization by showing that speech norms diverge between institutions and personal life, informing campus policy, civic cohesion, and turnout dynamics.