Latter-day Saints largely identify as Republican but stand out from their partisan peers on diversity issues

Latter-day Saints, who predominantly lean Republican, show a notable openness to racial and ethnic diversity compared to other Republicans. A significant 75% believe that diversity enhances the nation, a higher percentage than the general Republican base. This divergence suggests a potential ideological gap within the broader Republican Party on inclusivity issues, highlighting a unique perspective among Latter-day Saints that could influence future political and social dialogues.