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Pew Research CenterSeptember 12, 2014
Wide Partisan Differences Over the Issues That Matter in 2014

College Grads, Democrats More Likely to See Positive Impact of Health Care Law on Country

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Wide Partisan Differences Over the Issues That Matter in 2014
Sizable Partisan Gaps over Importance of Deficit, Foreign Policy, Environment
GOP Maintains Engagement Advantage
Dems Hold Narrow Edge among Registered Voters … But GOP Runs Even among Likely Voters
GOP Leads among Whites, Older Voters; Post-Grads Favor the Democrats
Economy, Health care, Terrorism Top Issues
Older Voters More Likely to Prioritize Foreign Policy, Immigration
Gender Gap on Importance of Abortion, Birth Control, Inequality, Environment
More Are Seeing the Health Care Law’s Impact; Negatives Outweigh Positives
College Grads, Democrats More Likely to See Positive Impact of Health Care Law on Country
GOP Voters Disapprove of ACA by Wider Margin than Democrats Approve of It
About the Survey
More Are Seeing the Health Care Law’s Impact; Negatives Outweigh Positives
College Grads, Democrats More Likely to See Positive Impact of Health Care Law on Country
GOP Voters Disapprove of ACA by Wider Margin than Democrats Approve of It
Sizable Partisan Gaps over Importance of Deficit, Foreign Policy, Environment
Economy, Health care, Terrorism Top Issues

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