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September 13, 2017

Partisans Differ Widely in Views of Police Officers, College Professors

‘Cold’ ratings for members of the opposing party rise, following a post-election downturn

‘Cold’ ratings for members of the opposing party rise, following a post-election downturn

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Partisans Differ Widely in Views of Police Officers, College Professors
Members of the military, teachers highly rated
Wide partisan gaps in thermometer ratings for police officers, professors
‘Cold’ ratings for members of the opposing party rise, following a post-election downturn
‘Leaners’ have cold views of opposing party, but don’t feel particularly warmly to the party they lean toward
Fewer Republican-leaning independents say ‘Republican’ describes them well
Republicans and Democrats mostly – but not always – agree with their party’s issues positions
Most Democrats, Republicans rate police officers ‘warmly,’ but sharp differences in ‘very warm’ ratings
More Republicans rate college professors ‘coldly’ than ‘warmly’