American are saying Democrats are espousing priorities that are not representative of voters, according to polling conducted by Ipsos and The New York Times last month.

The Times/Ipsos poll conducted after President Donald Trump’s election victory was certified in early January revealed Americans’ priorities more closely match that of Republican Party election messaging priorities.

Those polled found economy, immigration, taxes, crime, and healthcare costs to be priorities for them, the first three also considered priorities by the Republican Party in the respondents’ view. Those people sensed Democrats were most concerned about abortion, LGBT policies, climate change, and the state of democracy, according to the Times.

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