AVR designs can be most successful in achieving increased electoral participation, greater turnout equality, and a straightforward, secure registration process.
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Priorities USA and Data for Progress worked to verify the efficacy of the MaxDiff (Best-Worst Scaling) question format for political-message testing.
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Data for Progress’ look back at how polling fared in 2020 — and how to fix it.
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Data for Progress conducted a poll of likely Georgia runoff voters with Be a Hero. Read more to see our key findings.
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Our final numbers show a strong Biden lead nationally. Of course, the popular vote is not the final determinant of who wins the presidency.
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On September 15, Delaware Democrats will vote in a primary to select their candidates for statewide and local officials.
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A progressive climate policy is a winning strategy for Democrats across the country and in key senate battleground states.
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The Democratic Party is well positioned in key states.
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With fewer than 100 days until the general election, voters are anxiously awaiting to learn who the campaign of the presumptive Democratic nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden, will choose as his vice-presidential nominee.
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For the first time in generations, the American Left has a real chance at winning power.
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In a memo released earlier this month, Data for Progress outlined what a progressive cabinet might look like.
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Recently, Data for Progress and YouGov Blue fielded a survey of battleground state Independent voters.
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Recently, Data for Progress and YouGov Blue fielded a survey of battleground state Independent voters.
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Portfolio Description: The Department of State is perhaps the most visible and prestigious of any cabinet departments. The department presides over a wide array of tasks relating to the United States’s external affairs, including representing America abroad and advising the President on matters of foreign policy.
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In May 2020, Data for Progress used a text-to-web and web-panel survey of 323 likely voters in the Democratic primary of New York 15th Congressional Districting to gauge the state of the ongoing race.
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The Democratic primary came to a conclusion when Senator Bernie Sanders withdrew from the contest. The end of the race doesn’t, however, mean the policy divisions that emerged during the race will be immediately resolved.
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On March 3rd Democrats across more than a dozen states will go to the polls in an event dubbed Super Tuesday. More than 1,300 delegates, or nearly one-third of the total, will be in play.
As part of Data for Progress’s polling this Democratic primary season, we have asked questions not only about the current state of the race but also about support for progressive policies among likely Democratic primary voters. Here, we present our results for support for Medicare for All in a host of Super Tuesday states. Specifically, we asked likely Democratic primary voters,
“Would you support or oppose replacing private health insurance with a single government plan for everyone, sometimes called a ‘Medicare for All’ plan?”
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The three days between South Carolina and Super Tuesday have been perhaps the most eventful of the race. Billionaire Tom Steyer, Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar each dropped out of the race, with the latter two throwing their support behind Joe Biden. These new polls show the state of the race before Super Tuesday. A tighter race with only two candidates poised for delegates nearly everywhere.
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On March 3rd Democrats across more than a dozen states will go to the polls in an event dubbed Super Tuesday. More than 1,300 delegates, or nearly one-third of the total, will be in play.
As part of Data for Progress’s polling this Democratic primary season we have asked questions not only about the current state of the race but also about support for progressive policies among primary voters. Here, we present our results for support for a Green New Deal (GND) in a host of Super Tuesday states.
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Tomorrow, Nevada will caucus. The Nevada caucuses have been undercovered by the media, but the state is the first test of how Democrats perform with Democrats of color. We find that Senator Bernie Sanders is poised for a strong victory, with Warren, Biden and Warren all lumped together. Sanders has 35 percent of the vote.
However, as with climate change, some politicians are stepping forward with proposals to change the “take, make, and dispose” model of our modern, so-called “linear economies,” with zero-waste “circular economies.” Last year, Ilhan Omar (D-MN) introduced the Zero Waste Act in the United States Congress and the European Commission adopted its ambitious Circular Economy Plan.
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