Most voters are interested in cutting corporate tax rates if doing so would help American companies compete with their foreign counterparts, according to new polling released Monday by a GOP-aligned group.

Fifty-nine percent of voters, including nearly half of Democrats, would strongly or somewhat favor cutting the corporate tax rate if it would help level the playing field in international competition, the poll released by the right-of-center American Action Network found. Fewer than 20 percent oppose the idea.