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Only Democrats said the issue would change their vote, with 53 percent saying it would make them more likely to vote Democratic, while 49 percent of Republicans and 57 percent of Independents said it would have no impact.
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Democrats also said that the measure sets up cuts in future legislation to programs they support.
