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Pew Research CenterJuly 31, 2013
Whither the GOP? Republicans Want Change, But Split over Party’s Direction

Non-Tea Party Republicans More Likely to Say GOP Needs to Reconsider Policy Positions

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Whither the GOP? Republicans Want Change, But Split over Party’s Direction
GOP Voters Say Party Needs to Change But Little Agreement on Direction
Among GOP Figures, Ryan Viewed Most Favorably
Views of Compromise Similar among Voters in Both Parties
Tea Party’s Stronger Influence in GOP Primaries
GOP Voters Divided over Party’s Stances on Abortion, Gay Marriage
What Policy Positions Does the Party Need to Reconsider
Wide Gaps Within GOP over Party’s Positions on Social Issues
Tea Party Republicans Say Party Has Already Compromised Too Much
Ryan Has Broad Appeal, Christie Viewed More Unfavorably by Tea Party Republicans
No Clear Republican Party Leader
Tea Party Agreement Levels Out Among Republican Electorate
Tea Party Republicans Older, More Male, Evangelical, Educated
15 About the Survey 7.31.13
GOP Primary Voters More Likely to See Too Much Compromise
7-31-2013 GOP web graphic
Non-Tea Party Republicans More Likely to Say GOP Needs to Reconsider Policy Positions

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