Less than 10% of voters support cutting funding for Medicaid, housing assistance, CHIP, Medicare, or Social Security.
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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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Around two-thirds of likely voters support the creation of a free, government-run tax-filing system.
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61% of voters with student loan debt are not confident they will be able to make their monthly payments when they resume.
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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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About 70 percent of NYC voters say they would be less likely to vote for a city council member who opposes worker protections.
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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 three-quarters of likely voters say their heating and energy costs went up during the recently concluded winter.
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Banning non-compete agreements will encourage a more equitable economy for all — and a bipartisan majority of Americans agree.
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Seventy percent of voters are concerned about all Big Tech companies collecting and profiting off user information.
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Over two-thirds of voters (69 percent) report being “very concerned” or “somewhat concerned” about the health of the banking industry in the U.S. following SVB’s collapse.
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A majority of voters are in favor of the MI Healthy Climate Plan and believe that moving toward climate-friendly energy and transportation will improve their lives and help slow climate change.
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