(NewsNation) — A NewsNation/Decision Desk HQ poll of registered voters released Monday shows former President Donald Trump remains the frontrunner in the 2024 GOP field and tracks voter sentiments on the U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts, the security of the southern border and the priority issues members of different parties want their leaders to focus on. The poll also reveals Americans from both parties remain concerned about inflation.

The survey of 3,200 registered voters was conducted on Nov. 26 and 27. Margins of error vary per question because the number of people who answered each question is different. (Learn more about why margins of error matter here).

See the full results of the poll below:

Question 1: Do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling his job as president? (Margin of error: 1.71)

• Strongly approve: 15.7%
• Somewhat approve: 26.15%
• Somewhat disapprove: 18.80%
• Strongly disapprove: 39.35%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Strongly approve	35.5	7.5	3.2
Somewhat approve	44.6	29.7	6.7
Somewhat disapprove	14.6	27.6	16.5
Strongly disapprove	5.3	35.2	73.6

Question 2: Which of the following do you think is a bigger threat to the United States today? (Margin of error: 1.73)

• Russia: 21.8%
• China: 42.98%
• Iran: 7.75%
• North Korea: 9.18%
• Afghanistan: 1.1%
• Other: 4.77%
• Not Sure: 12.41%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Russia	32.9	18.6	13.8
China	31.1	39.6	56.3
Iran	5.9	8.8	8.8
North Korea	11	8.9	7.7
Afghanistan	1.2	0.8	1.3
Other	3.6	7.6	3.9
Not Sure	14.3	15.7	8.4

Question 3: And how concerned are you about inflation? (Margin of error: 1.71)

• Very concerned: 61.32%
• Somewhat concerned: 30.63%
• Not too concerned: 6.85%
• Not at all concerned: 1.2%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Very concerned	51	56.4	74.3
Somewhat concerned	37.7	34.4	21.6
Not too concerned	9.8	7.9	3.4
Not at all concerned	1.5	1.3	0.8

Question 4: Which do you think is a bigger problem facing the United States today: Inflation, unemployment, crime or immigration? (Margin of error: 1.75)

• Inflation: 51.74%
• Unemployment: 8.16%
• Immigration: 21.47%
• Crime: 18.63%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Inflation	54.2	55.3	47
Unemployment	10.7	10.2	4.4
Immigration	9.9	15.1	36.6
Crime	25.2	19.4	12

Question 5: Among the following current and potential foreign conflicts, which would you say poses the biggest threat to US national security? (Margin of error: 1.58)

• The Israel-Hamas war: 28.18%
• The Ukraine-Russia war: 21.72%
• A possible war between China and Taiwan: 28.36%
• Something else: 7.03%
• Not sure: 14.71

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
The Israel-Hamas war	29	23.6	30.6
The Ukraine-Russia war	27.2	21.6	16.8
A possible war between China and Taiwan	23.3	29	32.6
Something else	5.2	10.1	6.6
Not sure	15.3	15.7	13.4

Question 5a: And would you support or oppose the commitment of U.S. troops to this conflict? (Margin of error: 1.88)

• Strongly support: 19.39%
• Somewhat support: 34.38%
• Somewhat oppose: 27.33%
• Strongly oppose: 18.9%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Strongly support	19.8	15.5	21.5
Somewhat support	36.1	33.8	33.2
Somewhat oppose	28.3	29.1	25.3
Strongly oppose	15.8	21.6	20

Question 6: Would you say you approve or disapprove of President Biden’s handling of the war between Israel and Hamas? (Margin of error: 1.64)

• Strongly approve: 13.2%
• Somewhat approve: 32.69%
• Somewhat disapprove: 26.28%
• Strongly disapprove: 27.82

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Strongly approve	27	7.9	4.2
Somewhat approve	45	36.8	18.5
Somewhat disapprove	19.2	30.2	30.1
Strongly disapprove	8.7	25.1	47.3

Question 7: Thinking about other things, which of the following do you worry about the most? (Margin of error: 1.27)

• A cyberattack: 4.52%
• Climate change: 14.1%
• Artificial intelligence: 5.55%
• Domestic terrorism: 14.07%
• Foreign terrorism: 7.19%
• Financial system collapse: 15.66%
• Nuclear war: 12.26%
• A pandemic: 3.43%
• World war: 13.61%
• Something else: 4.45%
• Not sure: 5.14%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
A cyberattack	4.2	5	4.5
Climate change	24.2	13.6	5.1
Artificial intelligence	4.6	7	5.5
Domestic terrorism	14.7	11.1	15.6
Foreign terrorism	4.7	5.5	10.6
Financial system collapse	9.9	16.7	20.2
Nuclear war	12.6	11.7	12.3
A pandemic	5.5	2.6	2.1
World war	10.4	15.8	15.1
Something else	4.5	5.1	3.9
Not sure	4.7	5.9	5

Question 8: Which of the following is closest to your view on the Israel-Hamas war? (Margin of error: 1.53)

• The U.S. should provide Israel with military aid without conditions and should send troops into the conflict region: 10.07%
• The U.S. should provide Israel with military aid without conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region: 21.80%
• The U.S. should provide Israel with military aid with conditions and should send troops into the conflict region: 8.37%
• The U.S. should provide Israel with military aid with conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region: 18.93%
• The U.S. should lead negotiations to reach a ceasefire in the region and should NOT provide Israel with military aid nor send troops into the conflict region: 26.49%
• Not sure: 14.34%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
The U.S. should provide Israel with military aid without conditions and should send troops into the conflict region	9.3	6.4	13.3
The U.S. should provide Israel with military aid without conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region	19.5	19	25.8
The U.S. should provide Israel with military aid with conditions and should send troops into the conflict region	8.6	8.7	8
The U.S. should provide Israel with military aid with conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region	20	17.2	19.1
The U.S. should lead negotiations to reach a ceasefire in the region and should NOT provide Israel with military aid nor send troops into the conflict region	28.8	32.2	20.4
Not sure	13.8	16.5	13.3

Question 9: Which of the following is closest to your view on the Ukraine-Russia war? (Margin of error: 1.56)

• The U.S. should provide Ukraine with military aid without conditions and should send troops into the conflict region: 7.07%
• The U.S. should provide Ukraine with military aid without conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region: 22.17%
• The U.S. should provide Ukraine with military aid with conditions and should send troops into the conflict region: 7.25%
• The U.S. should provide Ukraine with military aid with conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region: 23.53%
• The U.S. should lead negotiations to reach a ceasefire in the region and should NOT provide Ukraine with military aid nor send troops into the conflict region: 25.77%
• Not sure: 14.2%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
The U.S. should provide Ukraine with military aid without conditions and should send troops into the conflict region	9.6	5.6	5.8
The U.S. should provide Ukraine with military aid without conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region	27.9	20.2	18.2
The U.S. should provide Ukraine with military aid with conditions and should send troops into the conflict region	9.5	7	5.4
The U.S. should provide Ukraine with military aid with conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region	24.6	21.2	24.2
The U.S. should lead negotiations to reach a ceasefire in the region and should NOT provide Ukraine with military aid nor send troops into the conflict region	15.6	29	32.9
Not sure	12.8	16.9	13.6

Question 10: Which of the following is closest to your view on a possible war between China and Taiwan? (Margin of error: 1.56)

• The U.S. should provide Taiwan with military aid without conditions and should send troops into the conflict region: 9.58%
• The U.S. should provide Taiwan with military aid without conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region: 14.82%
• The U.S. should provide Taiwan with military aid with conditions and should send troops into the conflict region: 7.55%
• The U.S. should provide Taiwan with military aid with conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region: 17.08%
• The U.S. should lead negotiations to reach a ceasefire in the region and should NOT provide Taiwan with military aid nor send troops into the conflict region: 27.4%
• Other: 23.57%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
The U.S. should provide Taiwan with military aid without conditions and should send troops into the conflict region	9.1	9	10.4
The U.S. should provide Taiwan with military aid without conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region	17.1	13.5	13.7
The U.S. should provide Taiwan with military aid with conditions and should send troops into the conflict region	6.8	8.5	7.6
The U.S. should provide Taiwan with military aid with conditions but should NOT send troops into the conflict region	17.5	16.2	17.3
The U.S. should lead negotiations to reach a ceasefire in the region and should NOT provide Taiwan with military aid nor send troops into the conflict region	25	28.7	28.6
Not sure	24.4	24.1	22.4

Question 11: Among the following, which do you think is the bigger problem facing the U.S. today? (Margin of error: 1.75)

• Anti-Semitism: 23.76%
• Islamophobia: 5.8%
• Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are equally sized problems in the US: 50.38%
• Not sure: 20.06

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Anti-Semitism	17.2	19.8	32.5
Islamophobia	6.3	6.4	5
Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are equally sized problems in the U.S.	61.3	51.1	39.8
Not sure	15.3	22.7	22.7

Question 12: Which of the following policy proposals do you think would most help to deter security issues at the US border if it were put in place? (Margin of error: 1.52)

• Building a wall along the U.S. southern border: 25.37%
• Prioritizing funding for U.S. Customs and Border Protection over other government programs: 15.68%
• Providing foreign aid to southern nations: 5.94%
• Economic sanctions on nations with less restrictive border policies: 7.41%
• Deploying U.S. troops to the southern U.S. border with Mexico: 9.98%
• Deploying U.S. troops to Central and South American nations: 1.3%
• Expanding green card and visa availability: 14.77%
• Something else: 5%
• Not sure: 14.55%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Building a wall along the U.S. southern border	9.2	17.4	45.7
Prioritizing funding for U.S. Customs and Border Protection over other government programs	16.4	15.9	14.9
Providing foreign aid to southern nations	8.6	6.3	3.2
Economic sanctions on nations with less restrictive border policies	9.2	7.4	5.8
Deploying US troops to the southern U.S. border with Mexico	6.3	9.5	13.7
Deploying US troops to Central and South American nations	1.1	2.4	0.7
Expanding green card and visa availability	25.2	16.2	4.1
Something else	5.2	8	2.7
Not sure	18.7	16.9	9.1

Question 13: And which political party would you say is best suited to handle issues around the regulation of abortion? (Margin of error: 1.69)

• The Republican Party: 30.1&
• The Democratic Party: 37.06%
• Neither the Republican nor Democratic party: 24.82%
• Another party: 2.03%
• Not sure: 5.99%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
The Republican party	3.2	11.9	67.5
The Democratic party	80	24.9	6
Neither the Republican nor Democratic Party	12.2	47.9	20.4
Another party	0.8	5.5	0.7
Not sure	3.8	9.8	5.4

Question 14: Which of the following best describes your thoughts about how the Republican Party is handling the issue of abortion? (Margin of error: 1.75)

• The Republican party is doing too much to restrict abortion: 52.94%
• The Republican party is taking the right approach on abortion: 25.3%
• The Republican party is doing too little to restrict abortion: 7.15%
• Not sure: 14.61%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
The Republican party is doing too much to restrict abortion	75.3	56.6	29.8
The Republican party is taking the right approach on abortion	9.3	17.2	45.6
The Republican party is doing too little to restrict abortion	5.8	6.4	8.9
Not sure	9.6	19.8	15.6

Question 15: Would you support or oppose the US government banning the social media app TikTok? (Margin of error: 1.55)

• Strongly support: 26.72%
• Somewhat support: 24.55%
• Somewhat oppose: 15.73%
• Strongly oppose: 18.68%
• Not sure: 14.33%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Strongly support	18.8	22.8	36.7
Somewhat support	22.3	26.6	25.2
Somewhat oppose	20.4	16.1	11.2
Strongly oppose	21.7	21.2	14.2
Not sure	16.9	13.3	12.7

Question 16: As you may have heard, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced budget cuts to city services in response to the rising costs of managing the influx of migrants to the city. Thinking about the immigration crisis in some U.S. cities, would you support or oppose increased federal funding for state and local governments as a way of managing the migrant crisis? (Margin of error: 1.69)

• Strongly support: 16.19%
• Somewhat support: 36.82%
• Somewhat opposed: 23.96%
• Strongly oppose: 23.03%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Strongly support	23.4	13	11.8
Somewhat support	49.4	36.1	25.7
Somewhat oppose	19.1	28.5	25.3
Strongly oppose	8.1	22.3	37.3

Question 17: Thinking about the results of the 2020 election, which of the following is closest to your view? (Margin of error: 1.73)

• I believe Joe Biden won the election legitimately: 57.17%
• I do not believe Joe Biden won the election legitimately: 32.23%
• Not sure: 10.6%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
I believe Joe Biden won the election legitimately	92.1	57.9	24.6
I do not believe Joe Biden won the election legitimately	4.7	24.5	62.9
Not sure	3.2	17.7	12.5

Question 18: Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? (Margin of error: 1.64%)

• Strongly Favorable: 10.65%
• Somewhat Favorable: 32.72%
• Somewhat Unfavorable: 15.29%
• Strongly Unfavorable: 14.3%
• Not sure: 27.04%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Strongly Favorable	11.9	9.3	10.4
Somewhat Favorable	25.1	28.8	42.4
Somewhat Unfavorable	15.6	15.5	14.8
Strongly Unfavorable	24	13.2	6.2
Not sure	23.3	33.3	26.2

Question 19: Thinking about the 2024 general election, if Republicans win control of the U.S. House, U.S. Senate, and presidency, which of the following would you say should be their top priority? (Margin of error: 1.63)

• Securing the U.S. border and preventing illegal immigration into the US: 31.6%
• Decreasing the corporate tax rate: 4.89%
• Pursuing a national abortion ban: 4.88%
• Cracking down on crime: 11.84%
• Decreasing spending to keep inflation in check: 29.67%
• None of the above: 10.28%
• Not sure: 6.83%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Securing the U.S. border and preventing illegal immigration into the U.St.	16.3	23.1	51.5
Decreasing the corporate tax rate	6.9	4.8	3
Pursuing a national abortion ban	7.7	4.1	2.9
Cracking down on crime	15.6	12.8	7.8
Decreasing spending to keep inflation in check	25.1	35.7	29.8
None of the above	19.6	11.8	0.7
Not sure	8.8	7.6	4.4

Question 20: Does the social media app TikTok pose a security threat to the U.S.? (Margin of error: 1.67)

• Yes: 37.68%
• No: 29.65%
• Not sure: 32.68%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Yes	28.9	35.2	47.4
No	36	30.9	22.9
Not sure	35	33.8	29.7

Question 21: Which of the following statements is closest to your views on how to reduce the federal budget deficit? (Margin of error: 1.72)

• Raise taxes on the wealthy to pay our bills: 26.73%
• Lower taxes on the wealthy to stimulate economic growth: 10.82%
• Close tax loopholes for corporations and the wealthy: 40.58%
• Cut social spending programs, like Medicare and Social Security: 3.76%
• Something else: 9.17%
• Not sure: 8.93%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Raise taxes on the wealthy to pay our bills	41	23.7	15.7
Lower taxes on the wealthy to stimulate economic growth	7	10	14.9
Close tax loopholes for corporations and the wealthy	40.7	42.8	38.9
Cut social spending programs, like Medicare and Social Security	2.2	3.7	5.2
Something else	2.8	9.7	14.7
Not sure	6.2	10.2	10.6

Question 22: Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: government spending is out of control and Congress must act to bring it down, including shutting down the government? (Margin of error: 1.58)

• Strongly agree: 26.34%
• Somewhat agree: 28.29%
• Somewhat disagree: 18.03%
• Strongly disagree: 16.96%
• Not sure: 10.38%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Strongly agree	14.5	23.7	39.1
Somewhat agree	24.3	29.5	31.1
Somewhat disagree	21.5	18.6	14.5
Strongly disagree	29	14.5	7.7
Not sure	10.8	13.7	7.7

Question 23: Regardless of who you plan to vote for in the general election, which of the following candidates would you say would do the best job handling the U.S. economy? (Margin of error: 1.67).

• Former President Donald Trump: 34.91%
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: 5.71%
• Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley: 7.85%
• Former Gov. Chris Christie: 7.01%
• Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy: 5.06%
• Gov. Doug Burgum: 1%
• Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson: 0.83%
• Someone else: 22.14%
• Not sure: 15.48%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Former President Donald Trump	10.4	25.5	64
Gov. Ron DeSantis	3.5	5.2	8.1
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley	6.5	10.1	7.5
Former Gov. Chris Christie	9.1	8.8	3.9
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy	2.5	6.4	6.5
Gov. Doug Burgum	1.5	0.8	0.7
Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson	1.4	0.8	0.3
Someone else	44.2	21.3	2.5
Not sure	20.8	21.1	6.7

Question 24: And among the following candidates, which of the following candidates would you say would do the best job handling the US foreign policy? (Margin of error: 1.64)

• Former President Donald Trump: 32.61%
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: 5.48%
• Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley: 15.2%
• Former Gov. Chris Christie: 5.21%
• Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy: 3.94%
• Gov. Doug Burgum: 0.96%
• Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson: 1.32
• Someone else: 20.24%
• Not sure: 15.03%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Former President Donald Trump	9.4	22.2	61.2
Gov. Ron DeSantis	3.6	4.7	7.7
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley	15	18.7	13
Former Gov. Chris Christie	6.9	7.2	2.3
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy	2.3	5	4.7
Gov. Doug Burgum	1.1	1	0.8
Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson	2.2	0.9	0.7
Someone else	41.1	18.4	2.3
Not sure	18.4	21.8	7.2

Question 25: If the primary election for president was held in your state today, which of the following candidates would you vote for? (Margin of error: 1.62)

• Former President Donald Trump: 31.24%
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: 7.22%
• Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley: 9.55%
• Former Gov. Chris Christie: 6.22%
• Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy: 5.03%
• Gov. Doug Burgum: 1.41%
• Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson: 0.87%
• I would not vote: 6.79%
• Someone else: 20.58%
• Not sure: 11.09%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Former President Donald Trump	8	20.6	60
Gov. Ron DeSantis	3.5	7	10.8
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley	6.9	12.2	10.1
Former Gov. Chris Christie	8	8	3.4
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy	2.5	6.7	6.2
Gov. Doug Burgum	1.5	2.2	0.7
Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson	1.6	0.9	0.2
I would not vote	12.4	8.5	0.5
Someone else	42.8	18	2
Not sure	12.8	15.9	6.2

Question 25a: And if your preferred candidate was not on the ballot in your state, who would be your second choice? (Margin of error: 1.93)

• Former President Donald Trump: 24.9%
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: 20.98%
• Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley: 12.93%
• Former Gov. Chris Christie: 8.31%
• Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy: 12.32%
• Gov. Doug Burgum: 2.42%
• Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson: 2.59%
• I would not vote: 3.23%
• Someone else: 5.06%
• Not sure: 7.27%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Former President Donald Trump	16.4	19	11.1
Gov. Ron DeSantis	11.1	12.3	36.2
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley	16.8	13.4	13.5
Former Gov. Chris Christie	18.6	12.1	3.9
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy	7.5	16.2	14.9
Gov. Doug Burgum	4.3	3.6	1.7
Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson	5.3	3.3	1.9
I would not vote	7.1	3.8	2.4
Someone else	7.6	8.4	3.8
Not sure	5.3	7.9	10.4

Question 26: Do you think that Former President Trump will have health-related issues prior to the November 2024 general election? (Margin of error: 1.74)

• Yes: 24.23%
• No: 44.95%
• Not sure: 30.82%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Yes	38.1	24.5	11.2
No	25	38.8	67.5
Not sure	36.9	36.7	21.2

Question 27: Regardless of how you currently plan to vote, would a conviction in one or more of the criminal cases against Donald Trump impact your vote in the 2024 presidential election? (Margin of error: 1.73)

• Yes: 31.8%
• No: 58.13%
• Not sure: 10.07%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Yes	45.9	33.8	17.4
No	47.4	52	72.3
Not sure	6.7	14.2	10.3

Question 28: Would you support or oppose states disqualifying Donald Trump from being on the ballot if he is convicted in one or more of the criminal cases against him? (Margin of error: 1.73)

• Strongly support: 42.67%
• Somewhat support: 14.01%
• Somewhat oppose: 14.1%
• Strongly oppose: 29.22%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Strongly support	71	43.1	16.3
Somewhat support	14	16.6	12.2
Somewhat oppose	7.9	16.5	18.2
Strongly oppose	7.1	23.8	53.3

Question 29: Overall, would you say that the country is on the right track or on the wrong track? (Margin of error: 1.62)

• Right track: 20.55%
• Wrong track: 68.68%
• Not sure: 10.77%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Right track	39.6	14.6	7.1
Wrong track	44.6	72.6	88.2
Not sure	15.8	12.8	4.7

Question 30: Overall, would you say you are better or worse off financially than you were about a year ago? (Margin of error: 1.75)

• Better off: 19.4%
• Worse off: 50.24%
• Neither better nor worse off: 30.36%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Better off	28.9	17.7	11.8
Worse off	34.9	49.9	64.7
Neither better nor worse off	36.2	32.4	23.5

Question 31: Thinking about other topics, if the election for the U.S. Congress in your district was held today, which of the following candidates would you most likely vote for? (Margin of error: 1.74)

• The Republican candidate: 45.06%
• The Democratic candidate: 42.87%
• A third-party candidate: 8.14%
• Would not vote: 3.92%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
The Republican candidate	4.1	30.9	92.6
The Democratic candidate	92.4	33.3	4
A third party candidate	1.5	25.1	2.5
Would not vote	1.9	10.8	A third-party candidate

Question 32: What is the highest degree or level of school you have completed? If you’re currently enrolled in school, please indicate the highest degree you have received. (Margin of error: 1.67)

• Post-graduate degree: 16.55%
• Bachelor’s degree: 29.76%
• Some college or associate’s degree: 35.4%
• High school diploma or less: 18.29%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Post-graduate degree	18.1	16.8	15
Bachelor’s degree	32.9	29.4	27.2
Some college or associate’s degree	32.3	35.9	38
High school diploma or less	16.8	17.9	19.9

Question 33: Which of the following would you say most accurately describes your political ideology? (Margin of error: 1.67).

• Very conservative: 15.48%
• Somewhat conservative: 22.41%
• Moderate: 37.77%
• Somewhat liberal: 14.38%
• Very liberal: 9.96%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Very conservative	5	3.7	33.2
Somewhat conservative	7	16.9	40.4
Moderate	35.4	60.6	24.1
Somewhat liberal	30.4	11.9	1.4
Very liberal	22.2	6.8	0.9

Question 34: Which political party do you most closely identify with? (Margin of error: 1.7)

• Republican Party: 38.26%
• Democratic Party: 35.19%
• Independent: 26.55%

Responses	Democratic Party	Independent	Republican Party
Republican Party	0	0	100
Democratic Party	100	0	0
Independent	0	100	0
Another party	0	0	0