 12.2% were willing to commit political violence to threaten or intimidate a person, 10.4% to injure a person, and 7.1% to kill a person. A paper by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace suggests that while polarization doesn't typically mobilize voters to political violence, it creates an environment where followers with extreme personalities may commit hate crimes, intimidation, or other violence. We have these studies linked at AmericanDemocracyMinute.org. I'm Brian Beal.