Voters at the lowest and highest income levels tilt more Democratic than middle- and upper-middle-income voters | Pew Research Center

April 7, 2024

6. Partisanship by family income, home ownership, union membership and veteran status

Voters at the lowest and highest income levels tilt more Democratic than middle- and upper-middle-income voters

Voters at the lowest and highest income levels tilt more Democratic than middle- and upper-middle-income voters

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Voters at the lowest and highest income levels tilt more Democratic than middle- and upper-middle-income voters

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6. Partisanship by family income, home ownership, union membership and veteran status
Voters at the lowest and highest income levels tilt more Democratic than middle- and upper-middle-income voters
Wide income gap in partisanship among voters without bachelor’s degrees
A majority of union members affiliate with the Democratic Party
Homeowners are slightly more Republican-oriented, while Democrats have a clear advantage among renters
By a wide margin, military veterans are more likely to associate with the GOP