Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
While a majority of voters disapprove of Biden’s job handling, Democratic candidates drew even with Republicans who “somewhat disapproved” of his performance.
Survey of 2022 Midterm Voters: How inflation, jobs and the economy, and abortion drove vote preferences in the midterm elections
Pre-election focus groups reveal key motivators to turnout, including abortion rights and Republican attacks on democracy and the middle class
Abortion rights remain top of mind heading into the midterms; Democrats are more motivated to vote by a proposed nationwide ban
Americans blame supply chain, oil and gas companies most for high gas prices; two in five eligible Americans have applied for student loan forgiveness and had positive experience
Democrats narrowly lead the generic congressional ballot; Three in four say the results of the midterms will have an impact on their lives
A national abortion ban fuels greater opposition to Republicans’ “Commitment to America” Plan
As most Americans are feeling gas prices rise, two in three Americans continue to support the Inflation Reduction Act.
More than three in five Americans continue to support the House investigation into the January 6 attack.
Majorities find a range of arguments about Republicans’ approach to crime and safety to be concerning.
Americans overwhelmingly oppose a nationwide abortion ban and label Republicans who support a nationwide ban as “extreme”
More Americans label Republican governors’ actions shipping asylum seekers to northern states as a “political stunt” than a “legitimate action”
Republicans’ “Commitment to America” agenda is broadly unpopular as few Americans have even heard about it
Americans who watch conservative cable news are most likely to believe in a range of conspiracy theories.
Americans overwhelmingly support the creation of a national paid family and medical leave program.
