Moving forward, Data for Progress is using a new way to track issue importance, honing in on specific factors motivating respondents to select different issue areas as important to their vote.
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Not even a plurality of voters credit Biden for several significant accomplishments during his first term.
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Voters are concerned about the intent of Big Tech companies to overturn state and federal laws that regulate their platforms and products.
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When asked whether the federal government should be doing more or less to support families with children, 56% of all likely voters say the government should be doing more.
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Likely voters say corporate food manufacturers are most to blame for the high prices at grocery stores.
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A majority of voters prefer trade deals with more regulations to ensure businesses treat U.S. workers and consumers fairly.
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Voters largely support the expanded Child Tax Credit but do not believe that the U.S. should lower taxes on large corporations.
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Forty-three percent of likely voters say they place “a great deal” of blame on auto dealerships trying to make a bigger profit for high prices.
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More than 70% of likely voters support Medicare’s ability to negotiate lower drug prices as well as the Junk Fee Prevention Act.
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A wide majority of voters believe that Democrats' regulatory agenda will promote, not limit, personal economic freedom.
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Voters strongly blame high energy prices on large oil companies and their CEOs, and believe these companies have too much power in government.
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A strong majority of likely voters nationwide (68%) support having a publicly owned utility as their local utility provider.
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