62% of independents might change their minds on policy solutions based on new data, whereas only 14% of partisans see flaws in their party's platform.

The claims regarding the willingness of independents and partisans to reconsider their political positions were examined. For the first claim, no direct evidence or survey data was found to support the specific statistic of 62% of independents being open to changing their minds. The available information mainly discusses independents' leanings and preferences in general terms without specific percentages. Similarly, for the second claim about partisans, while there is evidence of partisan hostility and challenges in acknowledging flaws within their parties, no evidence directly supports the 14% statistic. Therefore, both claims lack the necessary data to be substantiated.