As the 2016 primaries draw near, this cycle's presidential candidates offer voters a diversity of options in terms of age, race, sex, experience, and religion. But Americans aren't equally interested in sampling all those choices.
While nearly 7 in 10 would happily vote a woman into the Oval Office and Latino identity is a positive (especially among Republicans), socialism doesn't get clear support even among self-identified liberal Democrats. Fewer than 40 percent of Democrats of all stripes say they would definitely vote for a socialist candidate like Bernie Sanders, and opposition hits 50 percent among independent voters and 77 percent among Republicans.
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