67 percent of likely New York voters support legislation that promotes transit-oriented development, including 70 percent of voters in the Mid-Hudson region and 66 percent on Long Island.
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Nearly three-quarters of likely voters support reducing the time it takes to approve new interstate power lines.
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Eighty-nine percent of likely voters support setting higher standards for maintenance on railroads.
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Data for Progress finds widespread support for Biden's new legislative agenda, including among Independents and Republicans.
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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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Seventy-nine percent of voters support refunds for flight cancellations.
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Findings suggest that Democrats’ strong midterm performance was a result of their progressive economic agenda, not in spite of it.
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56 percent of voters agree that high-speed internet should be a right for all Americans.
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Nearly three-quarters of voters think it is important to explicitly prevent semiconductor companies from using taxpayer dollars to benefit their corporate shareholders
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New polling by Data for Progress and People’s Action shows that Pennsylvania voters are struggling to afford the costs of utilities and home repairs.
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Expanding hours of automated speed safety cameras and implementing street redesigns are keys to saving lives in New York City.
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A majority of voters support federal funding for grid resiliency, measures to transition toward clean energy.
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