Are Republicans losing the culture wars?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Preparing students to enter the workforce and attracting and retaining good teachers are among Americans' top educational priorities for the next White House, according to a newly released education association survey that found a narrow majority of Americans see public education as extremely or very important to their vote.
55% : For Trump, the group offers the nominee an opportunity to make a direct case to a segment of women voters.
54% : "Trump will swap out a campaign-style speech in favor of a "fireside chat" next Friday with Moms for Liberty in Washington.
51% : Republicans are confronting a decisive moment in the battle over public education: proving they can still win a culture war.
40% : He also said Republicans devoted fewer resources to school board races this cycle "because we've got so much stuff going on," referencing fundraising for Trump and statewide abortion and marijuana ballot measures the GOP is fighting.

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