Have you ever found yourself really liking someone until you found out who they voted for in 2020? You're not alone! Apparently, politics seems to play a big role in our dating lives!

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As the 2024 election nears, many voters across Texas are proudly proclaiming their endorsements for their preferred political candidate; however, who you choose to support  could put a damper on the dating life of many Texans.

According to Invigor Medical and their study titled: The Politics of Passion: A 2024 Study on Politics & Sexual Behavior, Texans and their political views affected their dating lives.

Invigor Medical survey found that the cultural and political climate of a state can affect your relationship status- and in Texas, which is predominantly a Republican state, they found that:

  • 12% of Republicans express reluctance towards engaging with those who have significantly different political beliefs.
  • However, 15% of Texas Republicans are open to pursuing relationships despite political differences, which suggests a more nuanced perspective within the state.

The percentage is kind of low, so even if you do have differing political views, there's a chance that the relationship may persevere! The survey found that 46% of those surveyed are willing to pursue relationships despite political differences, indicating a slightly more open stance compared to other conservative regions.

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One major key finding was that only 7% of Americans believe matching political views with sexual partners is critical, regardless of ideology. Surprisingly, 6 out of 10 Americans are willing to continue sexual activity despite changes in their partner's political views. So there's a pretty good chance that despite how you're planning to vote in the 2024 election, your dating life won't take a huge hit!

You can check out the entire survey here. And remember to check if you're registered to vote!

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