Americans’ views of both major parties remain more unfavorable than favorable

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September 15, 2023

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Americans’ views of both major parties remain more unfavorable than favorable

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4. The Republican and Democratic parties
Around 3 in 10 Americans now have unfavorable views of both parties
Younger adults are more likely than older Americans to have unfavorable views of both parties
Most say their party – but not the other – respects democratic institutions, governs honestly and respects different types of people
Most Republicans and Democrats think their party has at least ‘some good ideas,’ but fewer leaners say so

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