Yes, but also the party is not a monolith.
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Ideally, yes. In practice, splitting their voter base in two would guarantee losing the presidency. The first past the post system of the US and UK needs to be reformed, not that their current major parties have any incentive to do so.
All of which is to say, it's a difficult situation.