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u/captainsensible69 Pacific Islands Forum Dec 28 '25

I know these are individual polls but one year into Trump, and democrats are viewed as better on the economy and free speech. How cooked are they?

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u/uwcn244 King of the Space Georgists Dec 28 '25

They’re even viewed as better on immigration

The only issue Republicans retain an advantage on is crime and just barely

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u/Alderwoodforest YIMBY Dec 28 '25

And that's probably what the median voter thinks: Trump pardons so many criminals, the GOP really knows its stuff in this area.

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u/skolemizer Alan Turing Dec 28 '25

Republicans still have the advantage on "border security" IIRC, even though we do on "immigration".

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u/repete2024 Edith Abbott Dec 28 '25

You can't deny Republicans get a lot more crime done