Party Identification Detailed Tables, 1994-2023

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2	Party Identification Detailed Tables							Note: This sheet is view only. You can export this data into a csv/Excel or other format by downloading. In the menu above, go to file, select download and the format you prefer.
3	Click the links below to view trends for each group (most date back to 1994).					Full Report
4	In 2023, a total of 10,124 registered voters were asked the following: In politics TODAY, do you consider yourself a... 1. Republican, 2. Democrat, 3. Independent, 4. Something else? (IF INDEPENDENT, SOMETHING ELSE or REFUSED): As of today do you lean more to... 1. The Republican Party, 2. The Democratic Party?
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6	Among registered voters in 2023							How to navigate this workbook: Where trends are available for subgroups, the subgroup label is a link to the tab with those trends.
7		% who identify as ...				% who identify as/lean toward ...
8		Republican	Democrat	Independent	Something else	Rep/Lean Rep	Dem/Lean Dem

9	All RVs	32	33	25	8	48	49
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11	Gender
12	Men	33	29	29	9	52	46
13	Women	31	37	22	8	44	51
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15	Race/ethnicity
16	White, non-Hispanic	40	27	26	7	56	41
17	Hispanic	21	41	26	11	35	61
18	Black, non-Hispanic	4	65	20	9	12	83
19	Asian*	25	42	26	7	35	63
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21	Race/ethnicity by gender
22	White men	40	23	30	7	60	39
23	White women	40	31	22	6	53	43
24	Hispanic men	23	40	26	11	39	61
25	Hispanic women	20	42	25	11	32	60
26	Black men	4	60	27	8	15	81
27	Black women	4	69	16	9	10	84
28	Asian men*	29	39	24	9	39	61
29	Asian women*	23	47	26	5	33	64
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31	Education
32	College degree or more	27	37	28	7	42	55
33	No college degree	35	31	24	9	51	45
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35	Education
36	Postgraduate degree	25	42	27	6	37	61
37	College degree	29	34	28	8	46	51
38	Some college	32	29	28	10	50	45
39	High school or less	39	33	20	7	52	44
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41	Education by race and ethnicity
42	White, non-Hispanic, college degree or more	31	34	28	6	47	51
43	White, non-Hispanic, no college degree	46	22	24	7	63	33
44	Hispanic, college degree or more	21	46	23	10	35	63
45	Hispanic, no college degree	21	39	27	12	35	60
46	Black, non-Hispanic, college degree or more	6	56	29	9	14	79
47	Black, non-Hispanic, no college degree	3	70	17	8	11	85
48	Asian, non-Hispanic, college degree or more	20	46	28	6	31	67
49	Asian, non-Hispanic, no college degree,*	35	35	22	8	42	57
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51	Education and gender
52	Men, college degree or more	29	30	33	7	48	50
53	Women, college degree or more	26	44	23	7	37	60
54	Men, no college degree	36	29	26	9	54	44
55	Women, no college degree	35	33	22	8	49	45
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57	Age
58	18-29	14	39	29	17	32	64
59	30-49	28	33	26	12	45	52
60	50-64	37	32	24	6	52	44
61	65+	39	33	24	3	53	44
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63	Gender and age
64	Men ages 18-29	14	38	30	18	36	62
65	Women ages 18-29	16	42	28	14	30	65
66	Men ages 30-49	28	30	30	12	47	52
67	Women ages 30-49	27	36	23	12	42	53
68	Men ages 50-64	39	26	28	6	57	41
69	Women ages 50-64	35	37	20	6	47	48
70	Men ages 65+	42	28	27	3	59	39
71	Women ages 65+	37	37	22	3	48	49
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73	Decade of birth
74	Born in the 1940s	39	34	24	2	54	43
75	Born in the 1950s	38	32	25	4	52	44
76	Born in the 1960s	37	33	23	6	50	45
77	Born in the 1970s	33	32	26	9	49	48
78	Born in the 1980s	27	32	27	13	44	52
79	Born in the 1990s	17	38	28	17	35	62
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81	Religious tradition
82	White evangelical Protestant	63	7	23	6	85	14
83	White nonevangelical Protestant	43	27	25	4	58	39
84	Black Protestant	4	68	19	7	11	84
85	All Catholic	36	32	26	5	52	44
86	White Catholic	44	25	27	4	61	37
87	Hispanic Catholic	21	49	23	6	35	60
88	Latter-day Saint (Mormon)**	55	15	22	6	75	23
89	Jewish	19	55	23	2	29	69
90	Muslim***	15	35	34	15	32	66
91	Unaffiliated	14	44	29	13	27	70
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93	Church attendance
94	Attends monthly or more	45	24	24	6	62	34
95	Attends less often	26	38	26	9	41	56
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97	Community type
98	Urban	24	42	24	8	37	60
99	Suburban	34	31	27	8	50	47
100	Rural	43	25	23	9	60	35