UK and US voters are highly cynical. They express it differently.

"Frustration with Politicians: A Growing Divide Between Britons and Americans. New analysis from Public First sheds light on the increasingly complex relationship between voters and their elected leaders in both the UK and the US. According to the research, British and American voters share a deep-seated frustration with the current state of politics, but their responses to this discontent reveal a stark contrast in attitudes and behaviors. From declining trust in institutions to the rise of populist movements, the findings offer a fascinating glimpse into the minds of voters on both sides of the Atlantic, raising important questions about the future of democracy in the face of growing disillusionment."

Here's what new analysis from Public First reveals about the ways British and American voters respond to their frustration with politicians.