Association between election-related change in sleep and change in mental health metrics. All variables involved in these correlations are difference scores: the difference between that variable on election day and the average of the early October period (Oct 1–13). Variables labeled “adj” are adjusted for day of the week (see Methods). TST = Total Sleep Time, TIB = Time in Bed, PANAS NA = Negative Affect subscale, PANAS PA = Positive Affect subscale, mPHQ9 = modified Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (depression scale without suicidality question), Bold p-values < .05 for exploratory analyses. An asterisk by the p-value indicates correlations that remained significant with a Benjamini and Hochberg (1995) false discovery rate (FDR) correction.