Depends why the hyphenated name.
My cousin’s name is hyphenated, and has been for hundreds of years. It was because during the plague years, many names were dying out so a few places in Germany allowed the married couple to combine their names.
I’m a political junkie, that’s all. When you put yourself out there, it doesn’t matter if you’re right, or justified, all that matters is how it’s perceived by others.
While I admit that hyphenated names, for any reason, annoy me, I can certainly tolerate them. On the other hand, and not pertinent here, but if there are two names on a Republican Primary ballot, and I have no clue regarding either, I would pick the one without the hyphen, since that’s all I have to go on.
Even so, that’s a REALLY INTERESTING history - and sad, of course.