Polling Shows Running on Progressive Policies Would Work in Swing Districts

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Polling Shows Running on Progressive Policies Would Work in Swing Districts

Leading political strategists advise moderation as the path to victory in swing districts. But that’s not what voters actually want, a recent poll shows.