Veterans Polling at Top of National Preference for Vice President
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The poll also assessed the impact of military experience on voter preferences across party lines. Twenty-six percent of Americans ranked military experience as the best choice for producing elected officials, and 47% of Americans ranked a military career in the top two preferences for past work experience for elected officials across party lines.
Furthermore, the poll found that Americans ranked honesty, a trait often associated with military service, as the most appealing attribute for elected officials. Fifty-nine percent of respondents ranked this in the top two preferred traits, followed by a "willingness to fight for what's important" (43%) and having the "right values" (42%).
Veterans comprise 18% of Congress today, which is down from a high water mark of 72% decades ago when Congress was far less polarized. While 31 of 46 U.S. Presidents served previously in the military, it has been 15 years since a military veteran has held either the Presidency or Vice Presidency. It has been 28 years since both vice presidential candidates were veterans.
A surge of post 9-11 veterans have run for Congress this cycle across party lines. With Honor also released its results from tracking all veteran Congressional races today. You can find that data here.
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