Recent Briefs
A majority of voters disapprove of harsh border enforcement strategies and for-profit prison facilities.
Sixty-two percent of voters support eliminating the six-month waiting period for asylum seekers to apply for work authorization.
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.
Fifty-six percent of voters support continuing the DACA program, including 59% of Independents.
Nearly 90 percent of likely voters who say they know a refugee believe that the United States should have a refugee program.
Fifty-five percent of likely voters believe the U.S. government should allow people to apply for asylum at the southern border.
Recent Reports
A bipartisan majority of voters say government officials are responsible for preventing exploitation of minors regardless of their immigration status.
In August 2021 Data for Progress surveyed 823 likely New York voters, around a number of legislative priorities. We find that voters overwhelmingly agree with a progressive worldview of state government.
From the end of April into early May, 2021, Data for Progress fielded surveys in ten states to measure support among likely voters for a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, TPS-holders, farmworkers and other essential workers.
President Trump has spent his years in the White House undermining U.S. immigration policy.
As part of a September survey of likely voters in the state of New York, Data for Progress tested attitudes towards a slate of progressive proposals and measured attitudes towards raising revenue or cutting public services.
As the coronavirus has spread throughout Florida, not all communities in the Sunshine State have been impacted equally.