Reuters poll shows GOP far ahead of Democrats with voters on key issues | Eastern NC Now

confirms recent CNN poll

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A recent poll for the Reuters news agency has confirmed a recent CNN poll showing that voters widely prefer Republican solutions on the key issues over Democrat proposals.  It confirms the similar findings of a recent CNN poll.  The poll was conducted of 1,000 American voters by the French polling firm IPSOS.

On crime, 40% of voters preferred Republican solutions compared to 20% for Democrats, giving Republicans a 20 point advantage.  The Republican advantage on immigration was 18 points and on the economy 10 points.  On foreign conflicts, Republicans had a 12 point advantage.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2025/09/24/reuters-poll-americans-greatly-distrust-democrats-mass-migration-agenda/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2025/09/25/trump-democrats-immigration-crime-economy-midterms/86309421007/


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