More Republican women buying firearms, while gun ownership declines among male Democrats: poll
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A recently published Gallup poll found that more Republican women are arming themselves than before, and Democratic men are becoming less and less likely to own a gun.
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Twenty-two percent of Republican women surveyed in 2013-2018 told Gallup they owned guns, meaning there has been a 50% increase in gun ownership among conservative women since.
"Meanwhile, the rate has fallen seven percentage points among Democratic men, to 29%, and is down five points among independent men, to 39%," Gallup added. "Republican men remain the most likely gun owners among gender and party identification subgroups, at 60%."
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