What if: America's four political parties

About 17 percent of those surveyed say they are Republicans who consider themselves to be mostly supporters of former President Donald Trump.

Another 17 percent would characterize themselves as Republicans who are more supporters of the Republican Party.

About 17 percent of those surveyed say they are Democrats who were supporters of President Joe Biden in the primaries.

And another 17 percent of respondents say they are Democrats who were supporters of the further left-leaning candidates, Massachusetts Sen.

The 17 percent of the poll that is made up of Trump Republicans doesn’t just like the former president, they are extremely enthusiastic about him: 99 percent of them give him a positive personal rating and 87 percent of that is “very positive.” To be clear, that is not a job performance rating; that is a measure of whether they have positive feelings about him personally.

The “positive feelings” number drops more than 20 points to 78 percent and only 44 percent of that group is “very positive” about Trump.

A full 93 percent of Biden Democrats say they have positive feelings about the president, and 74 percent are “very positive.”.

Just over 75 percent say they have positive feelings about Biden and only 27 percent say they have “very positive” feelings about the president.

Only 25 percent of the Trump Republicans favor that approach.

On the Democratic side there are also splits: 7 in 10 Biden Democrats want the congressional Democrats to work to pass the Biden agenda, while 20 percent of that group would rather “hold the line” for more progressive policies.

But among Sanders/Warren Democrats, the support for passing the Biden agenda falls to 60 percent, with about 30 percent favoring an approach that holds the line for more progressive policies.