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Economic and government system based in public ownership

Greatly expanding role of government

Favors increased efforts towards equality

Nationalize certain industries

Institute a public works program

Steeper taxes on wealthy

Cut defense spending

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They believe we need affirmative action, supports unions and labor, they believe the government takes care of the weak, want equality

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Cherishes individual liberty & insists on a sharply limited government

Overtones to anarchism

Oppose just about all government programs

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Too much reliance on government

Higher taxes

Forgets that government should be limited

Big government dictates to us

Self-help ethic gets destroyed

True economic freedom gets punished because of welfare & regulations

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President- Howie Hawkins
Vice President-Angela Walker
Speaker of House- Jonathan Bartley and Sian Berry
Minority Leader In The House- Kevin McCarthy
The Senate Majority Leader- Mitch McConnell
The Senate Minority  Leader- Chuck Schumer

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President- Joe Biden
Vice President- Kamala Harris
Speaker of House-  Nancy Pelosi
Minority Leader In The House- Kevin McCarthy
The Senate Majority Leader- Mitch McConnell
The Senate Minority  Leader- Chuck Schumer

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Race- 26% of White, non-Hispanics are democrats and %70 of Black, non-Hispanics are democrats
Gender-26% of men are democrats and 40% of women are democrats
Religious Tradition- 14% of White non-Hisp Evangelical
Protestants are democrats and 25% of White non-Hisp Mainline
Protestants are democrats that both share a Religious tradition
Generation- 34% of Millennial (ages 18-35 in 2016) are democratic and 33% of Generation X (36-51) are democrats
Education- 36% of College grad+s are democrats and 43% of Postgrads are democrats
Community Type- 43% of Urbans are democrats and 30% of Suburbans are democrats
Family Income- 31 % of democrats make at least 75,000 a year or more and 31% of democrats make $30,000-$74,999 a year

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President- Donald Trump
Vice President- Mike Pence
Speaker of House- Nancy Pelosi
Minority Leader In The House- Kevin McCarthy
Senate Majority Leader- Mitch McConnell
Senate MInority Leader-Chuck Schumer

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President- Rocky De La Fuente
Vice President- Darcy Richardson
Speaker of House-  Nancy Pelosi
Minority Leader In The House-  Kevin McCarthy
The Senate Majority Leader- Mitch McConnel
The Senate Minority  Leader- Chuck Schumer

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36% of the republicans are white non Hispanic
Gender- 32% of Men are Republican and 27% of women are Republican
Religious Tradition- 56% of White non-Hisp Evangelical
Protestant celebrate a religious tradition and 38% of White non Hisp Mainline Protestant celebrate a tradition as well
Generation- 22% of Millennial (ages 18-35 in 2016) are Republican and 27% of Generation X (36-51) are Republican
Education- 27% of college grad+ are Republican and 29% of college grads are Republican
Community Type- 21% of Urbans are Republican and 32% of Suburbans are Republican
Family Income- 33% of the Republicans make more than 75,000 a year and 31% of the Republicans make $30,000-$74,999

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Race/Ethnicity- There isnt really any infromation that I could find on this,  therefore I cant really give percentages but Hispanics and Whites are the majority voters
Gender- More women go for green party and some men
Religious Tradition- Doesnt give any information
Generation- X and the gen Zs
Education- College grads and grad+ support it mostly
Community Type-
Family Income- $30,000-$74,999 a year

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Race- 35% of White, non-Hispanics support the reform party and 31% of Black, non-Hispanics support Reform or are undecided
Gender- 38% of men support the Reform party or are undecided and 30% of women support for the Reform party or are undecided
Generation- Millennial (ages 18-35 in 2016) either support the idea its just they end up voting for the best candidate thats most likely to make it so either democratic or republic, and 36% of Generation X (36-51) support the reform party but its the same concept
Education- 33% of College grad+s support the reform party and 31%  of Postgrads support the Reform party but when election day is up they end up voting democratic because they hold some of the same beliefs.
Community Type-
Family Income- 34% of the economy that makes $75,000+ a year support the Reform Idea and 34% of the economy that makes $30,000-$74,999 supports the Reform