Two in Three Americans Now Believe Trump Committed a Crime
Thursday, June 1, 2023Polling data on Americans’ views towards Donald Trump, perceptions on whether he committed a crime, and news of his indictment.
Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
Polling data on Americans’ views towards Donald Trump, perceptions on whether he committed a crime, and news of his indictment.
Polling data on Americans’ views towards border security, a pathway for citizenship, and general immigration policy.
Polling data on Americans’ views towards raising the debt ceiling, the possibility of default, and who they blame for the potential crisis.
Polling data on Americans’ views towards Fox News, their decision to fire Tucker Carlson, and trust in the news media.
Americans Overwhelmingly Prefer To Reduce The Deficit By Raising Taxes On The Wealthy And Corporations Over Cutting Programs Like Social Security And Medicare
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”
Polling data on Americans’ views towards Disney, Ron Desantis, and the Tennessee lawmakers who were expelled from their seats.
Polling data on Americans’ views towards the Supreme Court, the Republican Party, and issues surrounding abortion one year after the Roe leak.
A majority of Americans support allowing the use of abortion medication and view suspending its use as part of a broader agenda by Republicans to ban abortion nationwide.
Perceptions of the default threat, including the strong preference of raising taxes on the wealthy and corporations to reduce the deficit, and opposition to the latest budget plan introduced by House Republicans.
Two in three Americans believe it is worse for the country to default on national debt than raise the debt ceiling
Three in four Americans report hearing about the indictment of Donald Trump as nearly three in five continue to think he has committed a crime.
Two in three Americans believe the United States need stronger gun laws; there is nearly universal support for requiring universal background checks
100 days after Republicans took control of the House, most Americans see Republicans as focused on the wrong things; not prioritizing the economy and inflation
Younger Men Of Color Feel The Wealthy And Corporations Are “Winners” In The Economy; The Democratic Party Is Seen As “Compassionate” But “Soft,” While Republicans Are Universally Viewed As Toxic