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.
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National Defense Authorization Act amendments aimed at curtailing abortion access and LGBTQ+ rights fare poorly with voters.
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A majority of likely voters (54 percent) support implementing student loan debt relief through the Higher Education Act, including majorities of Democrats and Independents, and half of Republicans under 45.
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Only 3 percent of likely voters, and 2 percent of Republicans, back cutting Social Security benefits to reduce the national debt.
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A majority of all likely voters across party lines (66 percent) think banks are taking too much risk and support increased regulations to protect the economy.
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Nearly half of voters credit either the president or congressional Democrats for delivering a successful, bipartisan agreement.
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Sixty-three percent of voters would prefer Congress lower the debt by increasing government revenue, rather than cutting programs.
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Nearly 60 percent of respondents prefer reducing the deficit through the billionaire tax rather than cuts in Medicaid expansions.
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We find overwhelming support for extending the solvency of Social Security for 75 years and increasing benefits for all recipients.
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A bipartisan majority of voters agree that renewable energy production will bring down energy costs.
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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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A majority of voters (68 percent) support key provisions that will pay for the Inflation Reduction Act.
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