American voters are deeply divided into dei programs and political correctness star-news.press/wp
The issue of diversity, capital and inclusions of the program is among the most difficult and polarizing issues in the United States at the moment, with wide shortages that appear in the partisan and racial lines, according to the latest National Information of NBC.
The President Donald Trump presented the Demount of the DEI of the Early Focus of his administration, and voters were divided into the future program in the workplace, with deep differences, depending on their political party.
Half of the registered voters (49%) in the NBC Information Book should be eliminated “as the workplace is created and inefficiency by placing too much emphasis on the race and other social factors over merits, skills and experience.”
And 48% say that dei programs in the workplace should continue “because various perspectives reflect our country, create innovative ideas and solutions, encourage the unity and our trade fairs and inclusive.”
Asked to share whether they have positive or negative feelings regarding the programs of DEI, a small higher proportion of voters (43%) say they have negative feelings, while 39% have a positive view and 14% are neutral. (Error error The survey is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.)
The division over the dei are part of the wider cultural part. In the second question, the question is to choose from two different statements, 51% of voters say that there is “too political correctness in our society and too much pressure on people who can do or say to avoid offering other people.” Meanwhile, 45% say there is “too prejudice in our society today and people should be more respected in what they do and say to avoid insulting other people.”
On the first day, Trump issued the executive order on his first day in the office to complete the programs of DEI in federal agencies, which prompted some private companies to gather in the workplace. The education department has launched investigations for more than 50 colleges and universities as part of the broader pressure on the DEI programs. Federal communication for communications also moved Open the query in the practice of dei on comcast. (Comcast is the owner of NBCuniversal, NBC News home.)
“When we see these heated conversations on the partisan level, it really comes down to: What do American society look like and very different approaches,” said the survey with the strategies of public opinion, the Republic Biracanian company.
Below the area of the entire division in the electorate are wide differences depending on the affiliation and voter race. Completely 80% of Republicans believe that there is too many political correctness, while 77% of Democrats say there is too much prejudice. Independi were divided, with 46% saying that there is too much political correctness and 43% saying that there is too much prejudice.
Excessive republican share (85%) believes that dei programs should be eliminated, while the same share of Democrats believes they should continue. Even more independence with the Democrats on the issue, with 59% say that the programs dei should continue and 39% say that they should eliminate them.
And while younger people were more likely to support dei programs from older respondents, the issue emphasizes another example of a broad gender among younger policies in the Tradish era.
Among women between the ages of 18 to 49, 67% say the programs of DEI should continue, while 31% want to eliminate them. But among men aged 18 to 49, 40% wants to continue the programs DEI, while 57% say they should be eliminated. More older women support dei programs from older men, but the gap between them is not as big.
“The research also indicates more political intensity and flexure for republicans about these issues than the Democrats, we note of the negative attitudes from the voters who form a Trump base, including the Faculty Republicans and self-prescribed conservatives.
The Republic Interviewers of the MCINTURFF of the Public Opinion Strategy said that Trump shares on dei and other issues underlined the president of the Republicans almost united supports, who have amplified Trump’s early permission.
“You can see how his efforts, including Dei, are simply real echoed with their basic political base,” McinTurffffff said.
Research also finds division by racial lines, and most white voters say they should complete the programs of DEI and that there is too much political correctness in society. White women with college degrees were an exception among white voters, and 59% say that there were too prejudices and two-thirds that the DEI programs should continue.
The incredible share of black voters (80%) says that dei programs should persist, and 71% say there is too many prejudices in society today. The share of Latino voters in the survey was too small for the analysis of the Group’s general attitudes on the issue.
The NBC survey surveyed 1,000 registered voters from 7. to 11. March via a combination of telephone conversations and Internet surveys sent via a text message. The error is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
2025-03-18 09:00:00
