The respondents are asked to rate them in a scale of "great," "good," "OK," "bad" and "terrible" (between +2 to -2) as well as showing the breakdown of Republicans, Democrats, and independents.
What is the breakdown of Democrats, Republicans, and independents?
Even when examining the party-identification breakdown, 64% of Republicans support such an open policy.
Britain restored direct rule over Northern Ireland in October 2002, amid a breakdown of relations between republicans and unionists.
They're symptoms, not causes -- reactions to widespread heartbreak at the breakdown of what Tocqueville called republican habits of the heart that we used to cultivate.
Federalists, notably Secretary of State Timothy Pickering, accused Gerry of supporting the French and abetting the breakdown of the talks, while Adams and Republicans such as Thomas Jefferson supported him.
The Soviet Union responded to the breakdown of nonintervention by supplying arms to the Republican side.
Desmond M. Ryan, a Republican lobbyist, said the breakdown of party discipline is hardly new to Suffolk County.
A breakdown of Barr's support showed that 7% of Republicans, 5% of Democrats and 5% of unaffiliated voters supported his campaign.
Asked how they categorize themselves ideologically, more than two-thirds of Republican Millennials call themselves either 'liberal' or 'mixed,' while fewer than one-third call themselves 'conservative.' Among the oldest Republicans, that breakdown is almost exactly reversed".
