Opinion | Red and Blue America Will Never Be the Same

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : These progressive voters primarily work in social and cultural services, in large urban areas.
53% : That is to say, they embrace a mildly redistributive agenda on economic issues such as Social Security, universal health care, and support for families with children, and a mildly libertarian social agenda on questions of abortion, family relations, gender relations and ethnic relations.
48% : Since the New Deal in the United States and WW II in Western Europe, the base of the dominant parties of the left was less affluent, less highly educated voters; the dominant parties of the right drew their primary support from higher income, more highly educated voters.

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