'No one—not even Republican voters—wants cuts to Social Security benefits for Americans under 50,' said the head of DataProgress. 'Instead, voters would rather see taxes on wealthy Americans to ensure Social Security remains a guarantee for all.'
"Voters would rather see taxes on wealthy Americans to ensure Social Security remains a guarantee for all," said the head of Data for Progress.The vast majority of U.S.
Opposition was relatively consistent across parties: 84% of Democrats, 83% of Republicans, and 80% of Independents or third-party voters. The figures were also roughly the same regardless of age, gender, and education level. Data for Progress further found that 72% of respondents—including 76% of Democrats, 66% of Republicans, and 72% of Independents or third-party voters—are"less likely to vote for a candidate who supported cutting future Social Security benefits for Americans currently under 50.
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