Poll shows most voters support Supreme Court’s affirmative action ban.
A Majority of Voters Support Supreme Court’s Decision to Ban Affirmative Action in Higher Education
A new poll conducted by ABC News/Ipsos reveals that a majority of voters are in agreement with the recent Supreme Court ruling to limit the use of affirmative action in college admissions. This decision has sparked a significant debate among Americans.
Key Findings from the Poll:
- 52% of voters support the 6-3 ruling, while only 32% disagree.
- Results were divided along racial lines:
- 60% of white Americans and 58% of Asian Americans supported the decision.
- Hispanics were evenly split, with 40% in favor and 40% against.
- Black Americans were the only group with a majority disapproving, at 52%.
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Interestingly, the poll also revealed that 53% of respondents believe Supreme Court justices vote based on their partisan political views, rather than the law. This marks a 10-point increase since January and highlights the growing concern over the influence of politics in judicial decisions.
Furthermore, the decision on affirmative action emerged as the most popular among the Supreme Court’s recent rulings. The other two notable decisions involved a website designer’s right to refuse catering to the LGBT community and the striking down of the Biden administration’s student debt forgiveness program.
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The poll was conducted among 937 adults, with a margin of error of +/- 3.6 percentage points.
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