When it comes to presidential candidates, it turns out Republicans don't care much about what's on their resume.
A new poll from the Pew Research Center found that since March, more Republican and Republican-leaning registered voters prefer candidates with "new ideas and a different approach" to those with "experience and a proven record."
Back then, GOP voters preferred a strong track record 57% to 36%. Today, the trend has flipped, with voters preferring fresh ideas by more than two-to-one (65% to 29%).
That's a stark contrast to Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters, who are more evenly divided. Half of those those voters say they prefer experience and a proven record—up from 46% in March.
The preference for newly-minted politicians could could explain some of the recent poll numbers in the Republican field, which show businessman Donald Trump, former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina and neurosurgeon Ben Carson beating their more politically seasoned rivals.