Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
Polling report on electric vehicles, including the most convincing reasons to support investments in electric vehicles and differences in how “electric vehicles” and “zero-emission vehicles” are perceived.
Polling data on Americans’ latest perceptions of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, two years since President Biden signed it into law.
Most Americans blame Norfolk Southern for the train derailment in East Palestine; three in four support railroad oversight legislation.
Nearly two in three Americans support the new bipartisan infrastructure law President Biden signed into law.
Undecided voters express deep pessimism about the state of the economy and political division, but see some positive signs of recovery.
The positive news Americans have heard about Biden lately center on infrastructure, his handling of the pandemic, and climate change.
Expanding Medicare, lowering drug costs, and raising taxes on the wealthy and corporations are seen as the best reasons to pass the plan.
Seven in ten support Biden’s economic plan; addressing the pandemic, the wealth gap, and rising costs are seen as the best reasons to pass it.
Americans support moving forward with progressive priorities to rebuild infrastructure, lower health care premiums, and generally addressing the cost of living for working families.
Most Americans nationally and in key battlegrounds express strong support for both investments and tax reforms being considered for the reconciliation package.
Both the infrastructure deal and the Child Tax Credit are driving positive news Americans are hearing about President Biden.
Making the rich pay their fair share and giving tax cuts to the middle class are convincing reasons for Biden’s economic agenda.
The public broadly supports the American Jobs Plan and wants to see the federal government do more to improve the economy.
President Biden and Democrats are more trusted than Republicans to address the pandemic, improve infrastructure, and rebuild the economy.
Most Americans want to see provisions to tackle climate change in the American Jobs Plan, and would be disappointed if they aren’t included.
