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SCOTUS poll: Where Democrats and Republicans stand on race-based college admissions

Por: Fox News Politics December 01, 2022

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A majority of Republicans do not approve of colleges admitting students based on race, while believe that colleges should factor in an applicant's race when making admission decisions, according to a poll.A Marquette Law School national survey on potential Supreme Court decisions asked Americans if they support or oppose a rule that colleges may use race as a factor when deciding which applicants to admit. The poll found 41% of Americans... + full article



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