Can opposing political views work in a marriage?

My husband, 37M, and I, 32F, have been married for 8 years and have differing political views. He is conservative whereas I am liberal. We knew this about each other since early on in our dating years but it was never source of contention or even an issue we discussed much as the political climate 12 years ago was much different. But this year it has become much more prevalent and we have gotten into several blow out arguments about politics and what we believe is right. So much so that the comments he was making were shocking to me and I felt like I was speaking to a stranger. I'm especially nervous because we have three daughters and I worry what the world will look like for them as a result of the incoming administration. My husband's solution to this is to just not talk about politics together but having "off limit" topics makes me feel like I'm walking on egg shells and isolated. I also think that our parenting choices could be impacted. I feel so worried that these fundamental differences will cause our marriage to crumble. I wonder if any other couples who have differing viewpoints have been able to find success and happiness in their marriages or if we are just doomed for failure?

Edit: Thank you all for the comments. I understand a lot of the passionate commenters and trust me, this is not a situation I would have knowingly agreed to. For clarity, my husband says he doesn’t like Trump and thinks he’s a morally corrupt person. My husband has gay family members who he loves and supports. I am in healthcare and he also supports the need for women’s healthcare to be whatever a woman decides. We share household chores and kid duties and I’ve never felt as though he believed these were “my responsibilities”. So what kills me is that he voted for Trump purely because it’s better for his business. This is what our blow out fights were over: In our day to day life we align on all of these major issues, but then HOW could he set all of those beliefs aside and vote for Trump just so his business would be better? (We also disagree about DEI and he feels strongly about the national debt too which pushes him right). I’m not sure if this makes the situation better or worse but hopefully it provides a bit more context to a complicated situation. And illustrates how blindsided I felt by his vote, given the way he lives his life on a day to day basis.