Pew: Gun rights top gun control, historic 70-point gap between Dems, GOP

Published September 2, 2016 12:55pm ET



More than half the nation now supports gun rights over gun control, but a new survey finds that the issue has become one of the most divisive in the race for president.

The Pew Research Center revealed that 52 percent of the country believes it is more important to protect the Second Amendment right to own guns compared to 46 percent who want gun control.

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