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Still no evidence of a decline in Republican party identification since 2016
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Still no evidence of a decline in Republican party identification since 2016

But Democrats are at their highest pre-election level since 2007, and doing significantly better versus 2015

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Oct 15, 2019
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The takeaway: Surveys from Gallup show that a steady percentage of American adults identify as Republicans. These data counter some academic theories that Donald Trump has driven partisans out of the Grand Old Party. On the other side of the political aisle, Democratic party identification has indeed increased. (Given their performance in the 2018 mid-t…

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