The American Voter and 2024 - The American Conservative

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : When asked about their positions on a range of thirteen divisive issues, "moderate voters" held non-centrist positions almost all the time, from being very right-wing on issues like immigration, unions, and healthcare to being left-wing on subjects like Social Security, Medicare, and contraception.
47% : According to Byler's analysis, 32 percent support banning abortion after the twentieth week of pregnancy, 40 percent support increasing the number of police officers even if it means cutting other public services, and 20 percent support building a $25 billion wall on the southern border.
36% : Nonetheless, election denialism and abortion were two of the biggest wedge issues that drove persuadable voters away from the GOP in the same way that critical race theory and defunding the police helped elevate Republicans in 2021.

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