More voters identify as Democrats and avoid calling themselves Republicans
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At a glance
- Gallup found that 49% of surveyed voters leaned Democratic, compared with 39% who leaned Republican.
- The figures include independent voters who were asked to choose one party, marking a sharp reversal from 2024.
More voters are identifying with the Democratic Party and shying away from calling themselves Republican, according to Gallup’s latest quarterly data.
Forty-nine percent of surveyed voters leaned Democratic, including independents asked to choose one party or the other. Thirty-nine percent leaned Republican.
The figures mark a sharp reversal from 2024, according to the report.
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