Poll: Americans views of socialism little changed despite recent elections
- A July I&I/TIPP Poll of 1,473 Americans found only 26% agreed with the Democratic Socialists of America 's proposal to abolish jails and prisons, while 62% disagreed, with similar views across political parties.
- About one-third of respondents supported government ownership of major corporations and industries, with 37% of Democrats, 34% of Republicans, and 26% of independents agreeing.
- Younger adults under 45 showed higher support for government ownership of major industries, with 46% in favor compared to 22% of those 45 and older.
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Poll: Americans views of socialism little changed despite recent elections
(The Center Square) – Despite the 2025 elections of self-proclaimed socialists Zohran Mamdani and Katie Wilson as mayors of New York City and Seattle, respectively, the number of American voters who have a favorable view of socialism has remained little…
Americans Reject the DSA’s Policy Platform
In this Issues & Insights article, Terry Jones reports that a new I&I/TIPP Poll shows Democratic Socialist policy ideas resonate with only a minority of U.S. voters, with clear majorities rejecting core DSA proposals on crime, defense, immigration, government structure, and industry ownership. The July I&I/TIPP Poll surveyed 1,473 Americans from June 29 to July...
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