Polling suggests that defeating 'woke' policies in schools and government is not a priority for most Republican voters

• GOP voters aren't as concerned with wokeness as some GOP candidates might think, a new poll suggests. 
• Some GOP presidential hopefuls built careers on anti-wokeness, but that's not the priority of most voters.
• If given a choice, most GOP voters polled by NYT and Sienna College chose a "law and order" candidate. 

Some GOP candidates and lawmakers have assembled like a crime-fighting cartoon squad ready to take on woke-ism.

The problem? Voters don't really care as much about tackling "woke" issues as Republican candidates may think, new polling suggests.