Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders | Pew Research Center

January 28, 2019

‘Good jobs’ vs. ‘jobs’: Survey experiments can measure the effects of question wording – and more

Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders

Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders

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Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders

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‘Good jobs’ vs. ‘jobs’: Survey experiments can measure the effects of question wording – and more
A gap in views of the availability of jobs and ‘good jobs’
Partisan divide over who should ‘take the lead,’ but when given the option, a majority says it should be both Trump and Democratic leaders
Most oppose changing Senate’s allocation of seats, even when state population disparities are mentioned
Concern about ineligible voters casting ballots rises as their numbers increase