New Sleep Cycle Report Finds Americans Experienced Less Stress and Less Sleep Impacts on 2024 Election Night Compared to 2020
Despite the high stakes election, The New 2024 Presidential Election Sleep Report found
The report is based on anonymized data from over 593,000 sleep sessions in the
Additional Election Night Sleep Data Highlights:
- 34.2% of users said the 2024 election impacted their sleep, a decrease compared to 2020, when 44.2% respondents reported sleep impacts.
- Of the 34.2% who reported sleep impacts, 92.7% reported it negatively impacted their sleep in 2024, this is a 4% decrease in negative impacts compared to 2020 when 96.5% users noted it negatively impacted sleep.
- In 2024 most age groups stayed up later than on the 2020 election night – but there is one age group that didn’t. Individuals aged 18-24 went to bed slightly earlier (2 minutes sooner) than the previous election.
- The age group that stayed up the longest compared to the previous election ranged from ages 55-64, going to sleep 11 minutes later than last election.
Erik Jivmark, CEO of
“Our data from the 2024 election night reveals an interesting shift, with a markedly lower impact on sleep and stress compared to 2020. While election nights often bring increased stress and excitement, this year’s data shows a calmer response, which contributes to improved sleep – a surprising outcome considering the tension surrounding this election.”
This report highlights the value of Sleep Cycle’s data-driven insights as well as reinforces the company’s role as a leader in sleep analysis.
To further explore the results of the 2024 Presidential Election Sleep Report, visit our website here.
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