Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
New data on how Americans are reacting to recent news reports of classified documents being found in President Biden’s home and private office
Focus Group Report: Independents from Virginia, Wisconsin, and Texas view House Republican investigations as a “revenge list” and their legislative priorities as “out of touch”
Seven in ten Americans are concerned by House Republicans making major cuts to Social Security and Medicare
A majority of Americans support the January 6th Committee’s recommendation that the Department of Justice file criminal charges against Trump
Nearly three in five Americans describe the Republican Party as extreme; Republicans’ trust advantage on jobs and the economy has declined to pre-election levels
Americans Overwhelmingly Support The Inflation Reduction Act And Its Cap On Insulin Prices; Additional Funding For The IRS Is Supported When Framed As “Cracking Down On Wealthy Tax Cheats”
Nearly Three In Five Americans Want Congress To Prioritize Lowering Costs; See Investigations Into Biden As The Lowest Priority
Nearly Half Of 2022 Midterm Voters Were More Progressive Than Conservative On Both Economic And Non-Economic Issues, Including Most “Winning Swing” Voters
More than three in five Hispanic voters favored Democratic candidates for Congress; The top issues for Hispanic voters were inflation, abortion, and jobs and the economy
Black voters backing Democrats were driven most by health care costs, January 6th, gun violence, and Social Security and Medicare
AAPI voters strongly backed Democrats in the midterms; The economy, abortion, and health care were top priorities as they opposed abortion bans, supported Biden’s economic agenda.
Fifth in a series of releases of findings from our post-election survey assessing how young voters voted in the midterm elections
Post-election focus groups with ticket-splitters and lower-motivation voters reveal lack of recall on election outcomes; Voters want leaders in Washington to focus on inflation relief.
Seven in ten Americans express confidence in the midterm elections, with significantly higher confidence among Republicans in 2022 than 2020.
Midterm voters were overwhelmingly pro-choice; Voters say the Supreme Court overturning Roe was more of a reason to vote for Democrats