Not even a plurality of voters credit Biden for several significant accomplishments during his first term.
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We find that, on average, voters believe that a typical American needs to earn $26 an hour to have a decent quality of life.
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Nearly 80 percent of voters support the proposal, which would expand access to affordable childcare and early childhood education.
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Roughly two-thirds of likely voters have a favorable view of the SNAP program, and a majority want funding for it to increase.
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Sixty-eight percent of voters support requiring high-quality childcare through the CHIPS Act.
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Over two-thirds of likely voters say that students should be exposed to a variety of perspectives in their social studies.
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Almost six months after the Inflation Reduction Act was signed into law, two-thirds of voters (68 percent) support the bill. Nearly all Democrats (86 percent), a majority of Independents (68 percent), and a plurality of Republicans (47 percent) back the bill.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters support financing paid leave with a shared payroll contribution between workers and employers.
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A majority of Ohio voters back raising the state's minimum wage, and creating both a Child Tax Credit and a corporate income tax.
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About three-quarters of likely voters would rather pay a little more into Social Security to ensure it remains fully funded.
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Democrats significantly outperform Republicans on a generic Congressional Ballot Test when voters are told Democrats want to expand Social Security.
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64% of voters are concerned about the cost of renting a home or apartment.
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