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    June 25, 2014
    Section 1: The Political Typology, Identity and Attitudes

    Tea Party Draws Little Support Aside From Steadfast Conservatives, Business Conservatives

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    Section 1: The Political Typology, Identity and Attitudes

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    The Democratic-Leaning Groups
    The Political Wildcards
    A Divided Right
    Party Identification Across the Typology Groups
    Voting Preferences of the Typology Groups
    Ticket Splitting Common among Groups in the Middle of the Typology
    Tea Party Draws Little Support Aside From Steadfast Conservatives, Business Conservatives
    Business Conservatives Far More Likely Than Steadfast to Favor Compromise
    Young Outsiders View Both Parties Unfavorably
    Hard-Pressed Skeptics, Young Outsiders Not Impressed with Either Party’s Efforts on Behalf of Middle Class
    Many Say Democrats too Reliant on Government Solutions, Republicans too Quick to Cut Programs
    Hard-Pressed Skeptics Divided in Views of Obama’s Performance
    Leading GOP Figures Viewed Favorably by Conservative Typology Groups; No One Stands Out
    Clinton Viewed Favorably by Many in the Middle; Pelosi and Warren Are Not

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