Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
Polling data on political violence, which party Americans trust to handle the issue of combating political violence and democracy, and which recent incidents Americans believe to be examples of political violence.
Polling data on how Americans describe the current state of the U.S. political system, which policies Americans feel would help the government work better, and which political party Americans trust more to protect democracy.
Polling on how Americans define democracy, terms Americans most associate with the idea of democracy, and the level of concern Americans have about threats to both democracy and the Constitution.
Focus groups among Black Americans in Georgia, Virginia, and Michigan on the state of the country, trust in government, civic engagement, and the Biden administration.
Polling on the top issues facing the country, perceptions of which party is most trusted to handle those issues, and the latest perceptions of both President Biden and former President Trump.
Polling on public support for improving and expanding the Child Tax Credit, as well as the attributes Americans want to see in their elected officials.
Focus groups among Americans in Georgia, Nevada, and Wisconsin on the current state of democracy, including the greatest threats to American democracy and how former President Trump’s handling of these issues impacts perceptions of him.
Interested parties memo outlining messaging insights for progressives on January 6th and political violence.
Polling on political violence in the U.S., including perceptions about the January 6th insurrection and the most concerning responses by Republicans in Congress.
Focus groups among young Americans on voting, political extremism, and the prospect of a rematch between Biden and Trump for the 2024 presidential election.
Polling data on Americans’ support for the U.S. providing military aid to Ukraine.
Polling data on Americans’ attitudes towards the political parties, including perceptions on Donald Trump’s indictments.
Polling data on American’s latest perceptions of the Republican-proposed American Confidence in Elections Act as well as voting rights legislation proposed by Democrats.
Nine In Ten Americans Are Concerned About The Spread Of Misinformation And Are Most Likely To Encounter Misinformation From Social Media And Fox News
Seven in ten Americans express confidence in the midterm elections, with significantly higher confidence among Republicans in 2022 than 2020.
