Immigration, voting rights, gay marriage face partisan divide
A McClatchy-Marist poll found Americans were divided largely along political lines when it came to issues such as immigration. While more than two-thirds of Republicans think immigration policy should be about border security, less than one-third of Democrats feel that way.
Likewise, three quarters of Democrats feel voting discrimination is still a problem while less than a quarter of Republicans agree. Select a question below to see how responses broke down by party.
Source: McClatchy-Marist poll July 15-18, 2013 of 980 registered voters, margin of error +/-3.1 percentage points; 426 Democrats and Democratic leaning independents, margin of error: +/-4.7 percentage points; 357 Republicans and Republican leaning independents, margin of error: +/-5.2 percentage points
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Graphic: Danny Dougherty
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