Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
Polling data on American’s latest perceptions on the economy, including their personal financial situations.
Polling data on the latest perceptions on the state of the economy, including Americans’ support for taxing the rich to reduce the deficit.
Polling data on Donald Trump’s indictment by the Special Counsel and details of the indictment that Americans view as most concerning.
Polling data on Americans’ growing support for abortion rights one year since the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Findings from a focus group that focused on perceptions of the economy in Arizona, Wisconsin, and upstate New York.
Perceptions of the political parties on protecting the rights of the LGBTQ+ community, and guidance to rebut anti-transgender rhetoric.
Perceptions of the Supreme Court, including the level of trust in the Court to make the right decisions, as well as which framings of the Court’s conduct are viewed as most concerning by the public.
Perceptions of the Supreme Court, including the level of trust in the Court to make the right decisions, as well as which framings of the Court’s conduct are viewed as most concerning by the public.
Most Americans support the deal to avoid default, driven by prevention of cuts to medical care for veterans, social security, medicare, and medicaid.
Polling data on Americans’ views towards paid leave, their workplace, and the Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act
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
