Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
Polling data on the economy, including who Americans trust to handle economic issues and what policies are seen as most helpful for American families.
Polling data on young Americans, including a profile of their political party and ideological affiliation, their top issues, and how they engage in civic activity.
Polling data on the latest perceptions of the national economy and personal financial situations, including who Americans feel is most to blame for inflation and which party Americans trust to handle the issues of inflation, cost of living, and jobs and the economy.
Polling data on the state of “the American Dream,” including what people most associate with it and whether the American Dream still holds true.
Polling data on perceptions of issues facing the United States both locally and nationally, including the cost of living and housing.
Polling data on the U.S. government’s support for families, including polling on government programs that aim to help families with children.
Polling data on housing, including the share who blame greedy landlords for rent gouging, and what policies Americans would like to see enacted to lower housing costs.
Polling data on how government should deal with inflation, and support for recent labor and consumer protection actions implemented or proposed by the Biden administration.
Polling data on which industries are seen as most prone to corporate greed and who Americans trust to decide tax rates.
Report on Americans’ economic outlook, daily spending habits, economic news consumption, and expectations of government when it comes to managing the economy.
Poll tracking support for and awareness of the Inflation Reduction Act, including the level of support for and awareness of a number of health care policies Congress has enacted, many of which are part of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Polling data on how Americans view different parts of the Biden administration’s proposed federal budget, how they view the Republican Study Committee’s proposed budget, and how learning about both budget proposals impacts perceptions.
Focus groups on the tax system, including who benefits the most from tax policies, and how participants feel tax dollars are and should be spent.
Polling data on Americans’ perceptions of the national economy and economy in their local community, tracking on confidence of Americans’ personal financial situations, and who Americans blame most for the amount of taxes they pay.
Poll on the latest perceptions of the economy, as well as support for the Inflation Reduction Act, congressional action on junk fee prevention, and the free IRS tax filing systems.
