Party identification among registered voters 1994-2019 (Detailed Tables)

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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 demographic group (most date back to 1994).				Full Report
4	All Pew Research Center surveys about U.S. politics and policy include questions about partisan affiliation. In 2018-19, a total of 12,044 registered voters were asked the following: In politics TODAY, do you consider yourself a Republican, Democrat, or independent? (IF INDEPENDENT, OTHER, DON’T KNOW): As of today do you lean more to the Republican Party or more to the Democratic Party?
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6	Among registered voters in 2018-19
7		% who identify as ...			% who identify as/lean toward ...
8		Republican	Democrat	Independent	Rep/Lean Rep	Dem/Lean Dem

9	All RVs	29	33	34	44	49
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11	Gender
12	Men	31	26	39	50	42
13	Women	28	39	30	38	56
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15	Race/ethnicity
16	White, non-Hispanic	36	27	34	53	42
17	Black, non-Hispanic	5	65	26	10	83
18	Hispanic	19	41	36	29	63
19	Asian Amer. (English speaking)	9	42	43	17	72
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21	Education
22	Postgraduate experience	20	41	37	33	61
23	Four-year college degree	26	34	38	40	53
24	Some college or less	31	30	35	46	46
25	High school or less	34	31	31	48	44
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27	Education among whites
28	White, postgraduate experience	22	40	35	36	60
29	White, four-year college degree	30	31	36	46	49
30	White, some college or less	39	23	34	56	38
31	White, high school or less	45	21	31	62	31
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33	Education
34	College grad+	23	36	37	37	57
35	Non-college	32	31	33	47	45
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37	Education among whites
38	College grad+ whites	27	35	36	42	54
39	Non-college whites	42	22	33	59	35
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41	Education and gender
42	College grad+ men	26	28	42	46	48
43	College grad+ women	21	44	33	30	65
44	Non-college men	33	25	38	52	40
45	Non-college women	32	36	28	42	51
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47	Generation
48	Millennial	23	31	42	38	54
49	Generation X	29	32	35	45	48
50	Baby Boomer	33	34	30	47	46
51	Silent Generation	36	36	25	49	48
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53	Generation and gender
54	Millennial men	24	25	46	44	48
55	Millennial women	22	36	37	31	60
56	Generation X men	32	24	40	53	39
57	Generation X women	25	39	31	36	57
58	Baby Boomer men	34	27	35	52	41
59	Baby Boomer women	32	39	26	43	51
60	Silent Generation men	35	33	30	52	44
61	Silent Generation women	37	39	22	46	51
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63	Generation and race/ethnicity
64	White Millennial	29	27	40	45	48
65	White Generation X	36	25	35	54	40
66	White Baby Boomer	40	27	31	55	39
67	White Silent Generation	42	29	27	56	41
68	Nonwhite Millennial	14	38	43	26	64
69	Nonwhite Generation X	14	48	34	24	66
70	Nonwhite Baby Boomer	15	55	27	23	70
71	Nonwhite Silent Generation	13	68	16	19	78
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73	Religious tradition
74	White evangelical Protestant	59	11	27	78	17
75	White non-evangelical Protestant	38	26	33	54	39
76	Black Protestant	5	71	21	10	84
77	All Catholic	33	35	30	48	47
78	White Catholic	41	28	29	57	38
79	Hispanic Catholic	17	51	30	27	68
80	Mormon	46	10	41	74	21
81	Jewish	17	53	28	27	68
82	Unaffiliated	12	40	45	24	67
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84	Community type
85	Urban	19	42	35	31	62
86	Suburban	31	30	35	47	46
87	Rural	41	23	32	58	35
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89	Notes: Based on registered voters. Don’t know responses not shown.
90	Source: 2018/2019 Pew Research Center survey data (U.S. adults).
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