Republicans with incomes of $75, 000 or more are more likely than those with lower incomes to say tax law will have a 'mostly positive' personal impact % who say the tax law will have a Mostly Not much Mostly
Among Republicans, in particular, there are sizable income differences in expectations for the law’s personal impact. A majority (62%) of Republicans and Republican leaners with incomes of $75,000 or more say the tax law will have a mostly positive impact on them and their families. That compares with 50% of Republicans with incomes between $40,000 and $74,999 and 43% of those with incomes below $40,000. Majorities of Republicans across income categories say the law will have a mostly positive impact on the country in coming years.
Republicans with incomes of $75, 000 or more are more likely than those with lower  | incomes to say tax law will have a 'mostly positive' personal impact  | % who say the tax law will have a  | effectover the coming years  | On you and your family  | On the country  | Mostly Not much Mostly  | DK  | Mostly Not much Mostly  | DK  | po sitive effect  | po sitive effect  | negative  | negative  | All Rep/Lean Rep  | All Rep/Lean Rep  | 71  | 13 10  | 52  | 32  | $75 000+  | $75 000+  | 11  | 62  | 25  | $40 _000-$74 9999  | $40 _000-$74 9999  | 73  | 13 11  | 50  | 41  | Less than $40 LOOO  | Less tha n $40 LOOO  | 62  | 17 13  | 43  | 32  | All Dem/Lean Dem 11 17  | All Dem/Lean Dem 13  | 35  | 42  | 63  | $75 000+  | $75 000+  | 20  | 40  | 32  | 15  | 74  | $40 000-874.999 8  | $40 000-874.999 11 15  | 34  | 44  | 63  | Less than $40 LOOO  | Less than $40 000  | 11  | 33  | 48  | 14 18  | 58  | Note: Figures Survey may ofus notadd to 100% because 10-15, ofrounding 2018.  | Source: Figures Survey ofus adults cond lucted Jan. 10-15, 2018.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 