Ah yes, you're right. I read it as "% ot total population of that specific age group" and I guess that is what is meant, but it is not very well phrased indeed.
I think if you are talking about a few percentage points then that is well in the margin of error (especially as these are different studies if I understand that correctly)
What makes you think 50%? The highest percentage in one particular age group is about 28% meaning the average of the whole population is of course much lower.
But the metal always lights up the whole kitchen.
No shade, but it amazes me that somebody would think that people doing marketing for a product called "Edge" would not be aware of its (double) meaning.
Pssst, Geld ist nicht real.
Maybe neither?
I would say less educated people tend to vote reactionary. But reactionary policies do not necessarily make people poorer.
Or maybe poorer (and often less educated people) tend to vote Republican?
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"More than one in five young Americans (18-29 years) identify as LGBTQ (22%). One in ten people ages 30-49 (10%), 6% of people between 50 and 64 years, and 3% of people 65 years or older identify as LGBTQ. Twenty-four percent of Gen Z Americans (aged 18 to 25) identify as LGBTQ."
Strangely percentages are a bit off though.
https://www.prri.org/research/views-on-lgbtq-rights-in-all-50-states/