How many deaths by gun have been from democrats and how many from Republicans?

The claim "How many deaths by gun have been from Democrats and how many from Republicans?" seeks a direct attribution of gun-related deaths to individuals based on their political party affiliation. This is a complex and nuanced issue that cannot be straightforwardly answered with current publicly available data. The sources provided largely focus on correlations between gun violence rates and political geography (e.g., states voting Republican or Democrat), or on political violence and extremism, rather than on individual-level data linking gun deaths explicitly to party affiliation. Several sources highlight that states with Republican majorities tend to have higher gun death rates, but this reflects broader social, economic, and policy factors rather than a direct causal link to party membership or individual political identity. Other sources discuss political violence and threats involving firearms, but these are specific subsets of gun violence and do not provide comprehensive statistics on deaths by party affiliation. The data from Pew Research Center and other research organizations emphasize public perceptions and general gun violence statistics without breaking down deaths by political affiliation. Overall, while there is some evidence that gun death rates vary by political geography, no reliable, comprehensive data exists that categorically counts gun deaths by whether the victim or perpetrator was a Democrat or Republican. Therefore, the claim as stated cannot be fully supported or refuted with the sources at hand; it is only partly true in the sense that political context correlates with gun death rates, but direct attribution by party is not established.