Broad Bipartisan Support for Biden Economic Plan
Thursday, February 4, 2021Over 70 percent of Americans support the American Rescue plan and majorities are favorable to each of its provisions.
The Beginning of the Biden Years
Tuesday, February 2, 2021So far, Americans see their top priorities of the pandemic, economy, and healthcare reflected well in the focus of the new administration.
The COVID Relief Was Not Enough
Friday, January 15, 2021Three in four Americans now know someone who has had coronavirus and more than a third know someone who has died from complications related to it; as most have received checks from the economic relief passed last month, the public largely sees the bill as not doing enough.
The Public’s View on Democracy Reform
Thursday, January 14, 2021As Biden’s inauguration approaches, majorities of Americans support ending gerrymandering, eliminating the filibuster, and abolishing the Electoral College.
Public Reaction to the Storming of the Capitol
Wednesday, January 13, 2021More than 80 percent of Americans oppose the storming of the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters and consider themselves “horrified” and “shocked” by the event; majorities of Americans support Trump’s removal from office and oppose him running for president again or pardoning himself before leaving office.
Economic Outlook and How to Talk About Student Loan Debt Relief
Friday, December 18, 2020There is near-unanimous support for additional economic relief as three in four Americans view the state of the economy negatively; nearly two in three support canceling at least some student loan debt, and find convincing arguments framing it as an economic stimulus and closing the racial wealth gap.
Public Opinion on Coronavirus Update
Thursday, December 17, 2020Nearly three-fourths of Americans now know someone who has been infected with coronavirus; three in five Americans now say they are likely to get a coronavirus vaccine when it’s available.
Reaction to the Post-Election Environment
Wednesday, December 16, 2020More than three in five Americans now want Trump to concede the election, including one-third of 2020 Trump voters; by a nearly 20-point margin, a majority of Americans give Biden positive marks on his handling of the presidential transition.
Public Opinion on The Vote: 2020 Election Poll Issue Analysis
Thursday, December 3, 2020This analysis seeks to understand how voters in the 2020 election evaluated important political, cultural, and social issues facing the country.
Public Opinion on The Vote: 2020 Election Poll Results
Friday, November 20, 2020This analysis seeks to understand several critical issues that were ultimately determinative in the election.
Public Opinion on The Vote: 2020 Election Poll Results
Thursday, November 19, 2020This analysis seeks to understand several critical voting blocs that were ultimately determinative in the election.
Public Opinion on The Vote: Navigator Post-Election Findings
Saturday, November 14, 2020By a 20-point margin, a majority of Americans say Trump should concede the election right now as most Americans believe it is appropriate for the transition to a Biden administration to begin.
Public Opinion on The Vote: Navigator Post-Election Findings
Tuesday, November 10, 2020A resounding majority view Biden as winning the election; Trump remains deeply underwater on approval of his response to the election results, while almost two in three approve of Biden’s response.
Public Opinion on The Vote: Navigator Update
Friday, November 6, 2020Seven in ten voters think Joe Biden is winning the election, but Biden and Trump voters believe states must count every single vote even if it takes time.
Public Opinion on Coronavirus and The Vote: Navigator Update
Tuesday, November 3, 2020With election season nearing an ending, both Biden and Trump voters say it is more important to count every vote in the presidential election than to quickly announce the results. Americans are pessimistic about the direction of the country today, and the pandemic trumps the economy as the most important election issue for voters.