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In fact, about one-third of independents said they would be more likely to support Democrats if they acknowledged that transgender women should not compete in women's sports. This suggests that even social issue concerns heavily rooted in identity politics could be leveraged to sway moderate voters if Democrats adjust their messaging.
Currently, the party's intense focus on gender identity and immigration—topics viewed by many working-class voters as divisive or disconnected from their concerns—alienates a broader base. The report underscores that Democrats' refusal to moderate their stance on "woke" issues could continue to hamper electoral success.