Most say they wouldn't back democratic socialist presidential candidate: Survey
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Most Americans say they wouldn’t support a democratic socialist presidential candidate, according to a new poll. In The Washington Post/Ipsos poll, 55 percent of respondents said they wouldn’t “consider” casting their ballot for a self-identified democratic socialist presidential candidate, while 39…
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Americans are split on their understanding of democratic socialism as candidates aligned with the movement lock down wins in Democratic Party primaries across the country, according to a new poll. In the Reuters/Ipsos poll, 27 percent of respondents said democratic socialists have, at minimum, sever…
Of those surveyed, 13% said they stand for economic equality, while 13% said they stand for government control and anti-capitalism. One-in-ten said they stand for communism and Marxism, 11% said they stand for wealth distribution.
Most Americans say they wouldn’t support a democratic socialist presidential candidate, according to a new poll. In The Washington Post/Ipsos poll, 55 percent of respondents said they wouldn’t “consider” casting their ballot for a self-identified democratic socialist presidential candidate, while 39…
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