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Preparing a Thanksgiving meal can be stressful, but what about planning to talk politics during dinner?
According to a survey conducted by ABC News, more than a third of Americans say the idea of political conversations at Thanksgiving dinner stresses them out.
Overall, 45 percent of Americans expect a political conversation. Thirty-eight percent said the idea is somewhat stressful and 14 percent said it's very stressful.
More than one-third of Americans say the idea of talking politics at Thanksgiving stresses them out, survey finds. https://t.co/w2y4vMY7n9 pic.twitter.com/cd090ZvNAP
— ABC News (@ABC) November 21, 2016
The ABC News/SSRS Poll was conducted online.
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