Arguments Against Voters

Voters are fairly consistent with their views on a number of difficult and complex topics, including government spending and services, and their view on how the American health care system should be operated. Voters are far more liberal with less Education on both government spending and health care, they are more moderate once after they have graduated college. Voters are likely to present a political opportunity to those that represent them in Washington if they too are likely to display consistent behavior in line with the political ideology of the district and of the state.
Voters that have less than a high school education about 8% of survey participants are more likely to favor more liberal policies on government services and government spending. 53.9% of voters with less than a high school education favor government spending increasing, 9% of those same voters with less than a high school education will favor the conservative position of cutting spending and services, 37% will favor the “moderate” position on the issue. …show more content…
Of those voters which make up 9% of survey respondents, 53% would favorgovernment-runhealth care, 30% would favor keeping it the same as it is now, and 17% would favor the conservative position of having individual insurance. What does any of this mean? It means this: Voters are fairly consistent with little formal education, they continue to stay consistent with more education. The margins get closer with the issue questions the further we go in the education of the survey