On January 20, the leadership of the United States formally transitioned from Donald Trump to Joe Biden. Putting aside your political affiliation, how does the inauguration make you feel?

On January 20, the leadership of the United States formally transitioned from Donald Trump to Joe Biden. Putting aside your political affiliation, how does the inauguration make you feel? Published on January 21, 2021 → Survey conducted on January 21, 2021 on 5575 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Patriotic

28%

Happy

41%

Angry

10%

Sad

13%

Relieved

41%

Proud

27%

Embarrassed

11%

Concerned

20%

Hopeful

43%

Ambivalent

None of these

Don't know

Patriotic

28%

Happy

41%

Angry

10%

Sad

13%

Relieved

41%

Proud

27%

Embarrassed

11%

Concerned

20%

Hopeful

43%

Ambivalent

None of these

Don't know

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