Since 2007, Democratic voters have been much more likely than Republican voters to say that members of Congress should "stand up for their principles no matter what" rather than "compromise to get things done."

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Since 2007, surveys and studies have generally shown that Democratic voters are more likely than Republican voters to favor compromise in Congress to get things done, rather than standing firm on principles no matter what. This trend reflects broader attitudes towards governance and bipartisanship, which can shift over time and across different political contexts.

Since 2007, Democratic Voters Have Been Much More Likely Than