More Than Four in Five Americans Are Concerned About Political Violence
Thursday, September 12, 2024Polling data on political violence in the United States, including perceptions of Democratic and Republican Parties on political violence.
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Polling data on political violence in the United States, including perceptions of Democratic and Republican Parties on political violence.
Polling data on the latest perceptions of Project 2025, including what policies Americans believe Republicans are most likely to try and pass.
Polling data on a national paid leave program and expanding Medicare’s powers, including the share who believe these policies would be helpful for families.
Polling data on the economy, including who Americans trust to handle economic issues and what policies are seen as most helpful for American families.
Polling data on Americans’ reactions to the Democratic National Convention, including perceptions of the political parties.
Polling data on perceptions of former President Trump’s support for Project 2025 and whether the plan reflects the agenda of Republicans in Congress.
Polling data on young Americans’ positions on the economy, democracy, reproductive rights, and a number of other issues.
Polling report on younger Americans’ media consumption habits, including which social media platforms they get their news from.
Polling data on Americans’ confidence in U.S. elections, including the share who believe their future ballots will be counted correctly.
Polling data on young Americans’ attitudes towards the Democratic Party and Republican Party, including party favorability.
Polling data on young Americans, including a profile of their political party and ideological affiliation, their top issues, and how they engage in civic activity.
Polling data on the latest perceptions of the national economy and personal financial situations, including who Americans feel is most to blame for inflation and which party Americans trust to handle the issues of inflation, cost of living, and jobs and the economy.
Polling data on perceptions of climate change and extreme weather, including what Americans believe is the source of climate change.
Polling data on the Supreme Court’s decision on presidential immunity, including whether Americans believe the Supreme Court is protecting Donald Trump from being held accountable.
Focus groups among Democrats under the age of 30 on perceptions of the Supreme Court following the end of the term.