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A Majority of Michigan Voters Support the Drive SAFE Proposal

After reading a short description of the Drive SAFE bill, a majority of Michigan voters are in support.

Abby SpringsDecember 10, 2024economy, State-level Polling, Immigration, Children and Families

California Voters Support State Intervention to Protect Their Data From Out-of-State Actors and a Looming Trump Administration

Eighty-one percent of Democrats, 75% of Independents, and 59% of Republicans back medical data privacy measures.

William DiepDecember 4, 2024Immigration, Democracy, LGBTQ, justice, State-level Polling, Workers Rights

Decision Time: A Final Look at the Swing Voters Who Could Decide the Election

Swing voters see Harris as more competent than Trump and as someone who is better at working across the aisle and fighting for people like them.

Lew BlankOctober 30, 2024justice, Democracy, Elections, Children and Families, Climate, economy, Education, Healthcare, Immigration, Judiciary, LGBTQ, Workers Rights

Mass Deportation Is Actually Very Unpopular

In a new survey, Data for Progress tested how voters feel about a range of example immigrant cases that could be impacted by Trump’s mass deportation plan.

Rob TodaroOctober 25, 2024Immigration

Many Voters Aren’t Taking Trump’s Comments Seriously

For 6 out of 9 of Trump’s past statements, less than half of voters say that Trump was being serious at all.

Ryan O'DonnellOctober 23, 2024Immigration, Climate, Children and Families, Democracy, Elections, Healthcare, justice, Workers Rights

Likely Voters Support Asylum Policies Such as a U.S. Refugee Program and Reducing Wait Times for Work Eligibility

A majority of voters (63%) believe the U.S. should have a refugee program.

Abby SpringsOctober 18, 2024Immigration

Project 2025’s Economic and Health Care Policies Concern Voters

Voters, including Independents, are concerned about the economic and health care changes that Project 2025 proposes.

William DiepOctober 15, 2024Healthcare, justice, Children and Families, Education, Climate, Democracy, economy, Elections, Immigration, LGBTQ, Workers Rights

President Biden’s “Parole in Place” Program Is Popular With Voters

Voters also support a streamlined process for eligible undocumented immigrants to more easily obtain temporary employment-based visas.

Lew BlankJune 24, 2024Immigration

Voters Prefer a Humane Approach to Asylum, View Punitive Measures as Ineffective

A majority of voters disapprove of harsh border enforcement strategies and for-profit prison facilities.

Abby SpringsApril 25, 2024Immigration

More Than 2 in 3 Voters Support Having an Asylum System and Hiring More Immigration Judges and Asylum Officers

Sixty-two percent of voters support eliminating the six-month waiting period for asylum seekers to apply for work authorization.

Timothy BresnahanJanuary 22, 2024Immigration

Voters Believe Trump Will Try to Conduct Mass Deportations, Are Less Confident About Cuts to Social Security or Abortion Bans

A significant number of voters still do not believe Trump will attempt to pass many of his stated policy goals if he is elected president.

Abby SpringsDecember 21, 2023Immigration, Taxes and Spending

A Majority of Voters Support Continuing DACA and Granting Citizenship to DACA Recipients

Fifty-six percent of voters support continuing the DACA program, including 59% of Independents.

Abby SpringsSeptember 20, 2023Congress, Immigration

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