Americans Split on DSA Ideas as Primary Wins Grow
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds about 49% of Americans say they understand Democratic Socialists of America policies and 47% do not, highlighting persistent confusion even as DSA-backed candidates win primaries. The survey also shows 27% say DSA ideas have at least some merit, 51% see few or none, and 20% are unsure, with a similar split for MAGA ideas. The online poll of 1,248 US adults has a ±3-point margin of error.
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