Rasmussen Political Ideology Survey
Many people have different ideological perspectives on fiscal issues and social issues. When it comes to fiscal issues such as taxes, government spending and business regulation, are you politically conservative, moderate, or liberal?
Inside the numbers:
Many people have different ideological perspectives on fiscal issues and social issues. When it comes to fiscal issues such as taxes, government spending and business regulation, are you politically conservative, moderate, or liberal?
- Conservative 44% {44%} [44%] (43%)
- Moderate 40% {40%} [39%] (38%)
- Liberal 11% {12%} [14%] (13%)
- Conservative 35% {40%} [37%] (36%)
- Liberal 31% {31%} [30%] (29%)
- Moderate 30% {26%} [30%] (31%)
Inside the numbers:
Twenty-nine percent (29%) remain conservative on both fiscal and social issues.
Men are more fiscally and socially conservative than women are.
Among Republicans, 74% are fiscal conservatives and 61% social conservatives. Among Democrats, 55% say they’re fiscal moderates, and a plurality (48%) are social liberals. Voters not affiliated with either party are generally either conservative or moderate fiscally and fairly closely divided on social issues.
Eighty-three percent (83%) of fiscal conservatives are also socially conservative. But just 33% of fiscal liberals say they are liberal on social issues.
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