Navigating the Battleground is a quarterly survey project conducted by Navigator to understand public opinion and messaging nuances in House districts where constituents are closely divided along conservative and progressive ideological lines. Measuring public opinion in these communities serves as a way to understand the perspectives of Americans whose viewpoints are truly on the margin on key policy issues and can help inform issue advocates.
Polling data on the state of the economy, who battleground constituents blame for rising costs, and how those in the battleground rate elected officials on their handling of the economy.
Polling data on support for raising taxes on billionaires and big corporations, support for a variety of tax reform policies, and how to communicate against making the Trump tax cuts permanent.
Polling data exploring how constituents experience junk fees, the level of public support for Congress to address hidden and unexpected fees, and support for congressional action banning or limiting these fees.
Battleground perceptions on Democratic lawmakers, including favorability ratings and trust levels by issue.
Polling on perceptions of political violence like January 6th, and views of House Speaker Mike Johnson and House Republicans’ agenda.
Polling report on how battleground constituents are assessing the job performance and trust of their members of Congress across party and issue areas.
Polling data on battleground perceptions of incumbents and economic outlooks.
Public opinion poll in closely-divided House districts on Americans’ perceptions of their personal finances and the U.S. economy.
Polling data on Americans’ latest perceptions of abortion rights and perceptions of “extreme” views among the Republican and Democratic parties.
Polling data on battleground constituents’ latest perceptions of incumbents from both the Democrat and Republican parties.
Polling data on battleground constituents’ latest perceptions of the political parties, categorized by party performance per district.
Polling data on persuadable constituents’ perceptions of the economy, the political parties, and which policies they support on the economy.