A majority of Republicans are satisfied with gun laws in the United States while most Democrats are not satisfied, according to a new survey. Nearly 7 out of 10 GOP respondents said they’re very or somewhat satisfied with current regulations on guns. On the other hand, just 22 percent of Democrat respondents expressed satisfaction with the laws. Independents were closely divided, with 43 percent expressing satisfaction and 38 percent saying they’re dissatisfied. Of all respondents who expressed dissatisfaction, the majority want stricter gun laws. While 56 percent of respondents said they’re dissatisfied with the current policies on guns, that figure is lower than the record high of 62 percent seen in 2016, and a slight 1 percent increase from the last survey. Satisfaction has hovered around 42 percent since 2011, with several aberrations, such as a dip to 34 percent in 2016. The survey that year took place shortly after …