Liberal women are much more likely to feel lonely often, the survey says

Liberal women are less likely to report that they are completely satisfied with their lives and are more likely to report to feel lonely often, according to analyzes from a recently published survey.

The 2024 American family survey reportedly found that 37% of conservative women and 28% of moderate women, between the ages of 18-40, reported being “completely satisfied” with their lives, but only 12% of women Liberal in the same age group said the same thing.

Liberal women were also almost three times more likely than conservative women to say that they experienced loneliness at least a few times a week.

Brad Wilcox, a professor of sociology at the University of Virginia and a collaborator at the Institute for Family Studies who analyzed the survey data, said he believes there are some reasons why young conservative women are more likely to happen.

“We have seen in the research that conservative women tend to be more likely to embrace a sense of agency and have the feeling that they are, in no way, a victim of greater structural realities or forces,” he told Fox News News Digital

“They are also less likely to catastropy about public events and worries,” and “more likely to think about threads as captains of their fat,” Wilcox added.

Wilcox also destroyed the survey from the status of the relationship of women surveyed.

According to his analysis, 40% of liberal women reported being single, while 31% said they were married.

For conservative women, 33% reported being single and 51% were married.

The remaining women on both sides of the political line reported being “in a dedicated relationship” or “coexistence” with a partner.

Wilcox told Fox News Digital that marriage and family are a “great” source of meaning and purpose for most people, so it is not surprising that conservative women, who are more likely to marry, also They will feel more satisfied with their lives in general.

Conservative women are also more likely to embrace gender differences between men and women and prioritize family and follow religious services, he said, who also contributes to happy.

The American family survey is an annual, nationwide study of 3,000 Americans.

The 2024 survey was released at the beginning of February 2025, and took place in August. 22-29, 2024, from Youugov to Deseret News and the Center for the Study of Election and Democracy at Brigham Young University.