Contributors in 135 countries around the world work with Premise to share their opinion and collect field data on a variety of topics using its smart-phone app.
These data were collected between March 17-21 from 1,978 respondents in the US. Premise used stratified sampling of its opt-in panel members, along with post stratification weighting on age, gender, region, and education to construct a representative sample.
Tool: R (ggplot2 & gganimate)
Source: Premise internal survey data

That is correct. Including other craft beers makes the chart a bit too messy.

This is correct. There was an "other" category for beer including many craft brands, but its inclusion makes the chart a bit too messy.

• Contributors were asked whether or not they planned to drink any alcoholic beverages during the Super Bowl.
• Those who did have plans to drink were asked what they would be drinking, and were able to select multiple beverages.
• Most of those planning to drink indicated they would have beer.
• Bud light was the most popular choice among beer drinkers.

These data were collected over Feb 10-12 from a total of 1,639 respondents in the U.S. Premise used stratified sampling of its opt-in panel members, along with post-stratification weighting on age, gender, region, and education to construct a representative sample.
Contributors in 135 countries around the world work with Premise to share their opinion and collect field data on a variety of topics using its smart-phone app.
Tool: R (Network D3)
Source: Premise internal survey data

Great idea! Here is the zoomed in version

Contributors in 135 countries around the world work with Premise to share their opinion and collect field data on a variety of topics using its smart-phone app.

These data were collected in bi-weekly waves covering November to January from a total of 10,206 respondents in the US. Premise used stratified sampling of its opt-in panel members, along with post stratification weighting on age, gender, region, and education to construct a representative sample.

• Inflation was not included in the first wave of this study, but at least 40% of people cite the economy or inflation as the most important issue in each wave.
• Health care is always the third most important issue, but has never been chosen as the most important issue by more than 9% of people.
• Despite recent increases in discussion of the Ukraine War, foreign policy received it’s lowest percentage yet in the most recent wave of this study with less than 1% citing it as the most important issue.

This figure was created using ggplot2 and gganimate in R.

A version of the figure focusing on issues besides the economy or inflation can be found here.