Ambivalent Right: Lower turnout, less interest in government than average

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6. Ambivalent Right

Ambivalent Right: Lower turnout, less interest in government than average

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6. Ambivalent Right
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Ambivalent Right more likely to lean to GOP than to identify as Republican
Ambivalent Right rate both parties somewhat coolly
Ambivalent Right: Lower turnout, less interest in government than average
Ambivalent Right: Most favor smaller government; majority supports legalization of marijuana for medical and recreational use
Half of Ambivalent Right say the GOP represents them well; fewer say Democratic Party represents them well

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