Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
Poll on the latest perceptions of the economy, including what news Americans are hearing about the economy, which indicators they see as improving, and the most convincing proof points of an improving economy.
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.
Latest polling on perceptions of the economy, including the state of the overall economy, what indicators people use to assess the economy, and how inflation has impacted consumer behavior over the past year.
Focus groups on views of President Biden, “Bidenomics,” and the Biden administration’s legislative agenda.
Polling on party trust to handle issues Americans perceive as the greatest risks for themselves, their families, and their daily lives.
Polling data on the level of support for increasing funding for a variety of public programs including Social Security and Medicare, the Affordable Care Act, and nutrition assistance.
Polling data on Americans’ perceptions of the state of the economy, including evaluations of of both President Biden and former President Trump’s records on the economy.
Interested parties memo on four key data trends that should inform progressive messaging on the economy.
In this in-depth analysis on perceptions of the economy, including how Americans measure economic success and a roadmap for progressives.
Polling data on Americans’ reactions to Congress continuing to fund the federal government and avoiding a shutdown for 6 weeks.
Polling data on Americans’ latest perceptions of the UAW and WGA strikes, as well as attitudes on the broader labor movement and how the parties fare on labor issues.
Polling data on Americans’ latest attitudes towards the looming government shutdown, including levels of awareness and who’s to blame.
Polling data on Americans’ attitudes towards a government shutdown, including who they would blame between Biden/Democrats in Congress, and Republicans in Congress.
Polling data on Americans’ latest perceptions of labor unions.
Polling data on how Americans view the Inflation Reduction Act one year after its passage.
