House Republican “Commitment to America” Agenda is Deeply Unpopular
Thursday, September 29, 2022Republicans’ “Commitment to America” agenda is broadly unpopular as few Americans have even heard about it
Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
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.
While Americans are anxious about the state of American democracy, most remain confident their ballot will be counted fairly in future elections
Two in three Americans view the Republican Party as a threat to the country largely because of abortion bans, political violence, and extremism.
Progressive arguments in support of student debt cancellation prevail by double-digit margins over conservative opposition
As students head back to school, Americans’ strongest concerns about our education system relate to school shootings, book banning, and the underfunding of public schools.
Americans are concerned a Republican-controlled Congress would put Social Security and Medicare at risk, lead to a nationwide abortion ban, and give tax breaks to the wealthy
Most Americans score Biden and Democrats’ accomplishments positively; three in five support student debt forgiveness and even more support the Inflation Reduction Act
A majority of Americans now say that they are paying less for gas in their community compared to a few weeks ago
A majority of Americans support the recent referendum and resulting outcome in Kansas protecting abortion rights
Most support the FBI’s search of Mar-a-Lago as two in three find arguments that “no one is above the law” and “following the facts” to be convincing
Two in three Americans continue to support the Inflation Reduction Act following its passage
Pro-choice Americans report their motivation to vote is more than 30 points greater than pro-life Americans
Most Americans believe “the worst is over” regarding the pandemic while split on how much it is impacting daily life