The same Reuters/Ipsos poll that showed Democrats leading on economic policy also found that, for the first time since the question was asked, Americans trust the Democratic Party over the Republican Party on matters of war, foreign conflicts, and terrorism, according to the survey.
The new finding comes from the same Reuters/Ipsos poll of registered voters that The Zioneer reported on Tuesday, which showed Democrats leading Republicans on economic policy for the first time in a decade. The additional result — that Americans now trust Democrats more on matters of war, foreign conflicts, and terrorism — marks a historic shift, as the question has been tracked over time. The poll was conducted before the current date, and the finding underscores a potential erosion of the Republican Party's traditional advantage on national security issues.
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