Title: 24 Interesting Republican vs Democrat Demographics - BrandonGaille.com
Headings: 24 Interesting Republican vs Democrat Demographics
24 Interesting Republican vs Democrat Demographics
Demographics of Republicans vs Democrats
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Content: This tends to be the case whenever a Democratic president is in office and the reverse is also true. Independents lean towards the Democratic Party demographic more when a Republican president is in office. The Republican Party has seen a 6% shift in white voters who identify as being supportive of the GOP view. Minorities primarily support the Democratic Party, but their support levels have remained largely unchanged since 1992. With the exception of 1992, Americans have identified more as being Republican or leaning toward Republicans than being Democrats or leaning toward the Democratic perspective. Only 8% of black voters described themselves as Republicans. People who are younger and poorer tend to vote for Democrats, but people who are older and more wealthy tend to vote for Republicans. College graduates historically tend to support both parties equally. Because the population of the United States is effectively divided, Republicans and Democrats need to dip into opposing demographics in order to win an election. This typically means that the current views of government are one of the most influential factors of any given election.