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95% Democrats Favor Anti-Corporate Populism, Boost Sun Belt Turnout

4/30/2026

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Way to Win poll surveyed 1,282 voters in Arizona, Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina and Texas.
Poll found 95 % of Democrats prefer an anti-corporate populist message over centrist rhetoric.
Respondents favored housing and corruption policies but chose centrist approaches for crime and AI.
The anti-corporate narrative could boost turnout where Democrats outnumber Republicans by 15 points in Sun Belt, leading Rep. Angie Craig of Minnesota to use populist language.

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Story summary

Way to Win poll surveyed 1,282 voters in Arizona, Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina and Texas.
Poll found 95 % of Democrats prefer an anti-corporate populist message over centrist rhetoric.
Respondents favored housing and corruption policies but chose centrist approaches for crime and AI.
The anti-corporate narrative could boost turnout where Democrats outnumber Republicans by 15 points in Sun Belt, leading Rep. Angie Craig of Minnesota to use populist language.