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October 4, 2018
2018 Midterm Voters: Issues and Political Values
Fewer say other countries ‘take unfair advantage’ of U.S. than in the 1990s
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September 2018 Political Survey Dataset
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2018 Midterm Voters: Issues and Political Values
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Sharp partisan divides in voters’ views of major issues
On immigration, nearly half of voters prioritize both a path to citizenship and better border security
More Democrats say the priority for immigration policy should be a path to citizenship for those here illegally
On immigration priorities, divides between and within parties
Stark partisan divide in views of cooperation with U.S. allies
Fewer say other countries ‘take unfair advantage’ of U.S. than in the 1990s
More continue to say increased tariffs will be bad than good for the U.S.
Partisans remain divided over the 2017 tax law
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