The start of campaign season will bring potentially heated and awkward political conversations between average Americans and their coworkers, family and acquaintances. While voters and pundits alike will use their anecdotal experience in these interactions to claim to know which way the country is headed, new polling data suggests that might not be the best evidence. According to a recent poll from State Policy Network (where I am a fellow), three out of five voters keep their opinions quiet to avoid conflict. One in five voters go as far as to misrepresent their true feelings to avoid problems. Millennials, born from 1981 to 1996, are more likely to stay quiet than other cohorts and 6
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