Survey finds 'kitchen-table populism' is Democrats' strongest message
A survey of over 6,000 Americans conducted by the Center for Working-Class Politics and the Rural Urban Bridge Initiative found that Democratic messages focusing on everyday economic struggles resonate most with voters. The research tested 13 different message types and found that those emphasizing economic inequality and corporate power performed best. The findings come as many Democratic primaries feature populist candidates.
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