Wall Street Journal Article RatingCan a Moderate Abortion-Rights Supporter Be the Republican Presidential Nominee? Chris Sununu Wants to Find Out.
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : Mr. Sununu, who has started raising money to assess support for a possible presidential campaign, is not trying to win over the Republican Party's most ardent and ideologically driven voters, or those focused on battles over racial diversity or gender identity.46% : Mr. DeSantis has proposed ending funding for diversity programs in the state's higher-education system and has stripped Walt Disney Co. of a special self-governing arrangement for speaking out against a DeSantis-backed law limiting classroom instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation.
43% : The biggest impediment could be Mr. Sununu's position on abortion.
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