Table 1.

Sample Characteristics

	n=90
Age, M (SD)	32.42 (5.82)
Parity, N (%)
Nulliparous	32 (35.6%)
Parous	58 (64.4%)
Place of Birth, N (%)
U.S.	45 (50%)
Other	45 (50%)
Education, N (%)
Less than high school	15 (16.6%)
High school	45 (50.0%)
Technical or Associates	16 (17.8%)
College degree and higher	14 (15.6%)
Food Security, N (%)
Secure	63 (70%)
Insecure	27 (30%)
Discrimination, M (SD)	1.60 (0.66)
Psychological Distress, M (SD)
Depression score	5.86 (5.08)
State anxiety score	1.77 (0.53)
Pregnancy anxiety score	1.70 (0.55)
In your opinion, is Trump’s presidency good for the U.S.?, N (%):
No	63 (70%)
Yes	4 (4.4%)
Not good or bad	23 (25.6%)
In your opinion, is Trump’s presidency good for you and your family?, N (%)
No	57 (63.3%)
Yes	4 (4.5%)
Not good or bad	30 (33.2)

Depression was assessed with the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression scale (EPDS), with possible scores ranging from 0–27. State anxiety was assessed with the State form of the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory – Short Form (STAI-SF) with possible scores ranging from 1–4. Pregnancy anxiety was assessed with the Pregnancy-related anxiety scale with possible scores ranging from 1–4. Discrimination was measured using the Everyday Discrimination scale, preceded by the instructions “Because of your ethnicity/race, how often …”, with a possible range of scores of 1–4.