FEBRUARY 2025 PARTY ID: Republicans 46% Democrats 42%

03/04/2025

In February, 46% of voters considered themselves Republicans or leaned Republican, while 42% considered themselves Democrats or leaned Democrat.

These totals, derived from interviews with 12,000 Registered Voters during the month of February, are essentially unchanged from a month ago.

However, Democrats have lost ground since October. In the last full month before the election, 46% of voters were Democrats or leaned Democrat while 44% were Republicans or leaned Republican. By November, however, the advantage shifted to the GOP.

Fifty-one percent (51%) of men said they were Republicans or leaned Republican while 42% said the opposite. Among women, the numbers were reversed: 47% Democrat/lean Democrat and 42% Republican/lean Republican.

It is normal for the victorious political party to gain ground in voter identification. However, the gains typically peak shortly after the party takes office and bears responsibility for governing.

A description of the dynamic party weighting methodology used to obtain these results is available here.

This Napolitan News Service result came from the compilation of surveys throughout the month of February 2025. The survey contains responses of 11,977 Registered Voters was conducted online by Scott Rasmussen February 1-28, 2025. Field work for the survey was conducted by RMG Research, Inc. and has a margin of error of +/- 0.9.