Support for school choice has risen to 72% among voters post-pandemic: Poll

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Support for school choice policies has reached 72% among registered voters, including 68% of Democrats, in the wake of pandemic school closures and mask mandates, according to new polling.

The survey, conducted by RealClear Opinion Research of over 2,000 registered voters in early February, indicated that school choice enjoys widespread bipartisan support among voters, even as support among politicians often falls along party lines.

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