Two in Three Americans Believe Donald Trump Committed a Crime
Thursday, January 25, 2024Polling report on Donald Trump, including tracking on whether or not Americans believe Trump committed a crime as president.
Our research below provides messaging guidance for progressives to win key policy debates.
Polling report on Donald Trump, including tracking on whether or not Americans believe Trump committed a crime as president.
Polling report on the Congressional GOP’s efforts to impeach President Biden, including Americans’ greatest concerns about the impeachment inquiry.
Polling report on the current state of abortion rights in the U.S. ahead of the 51st anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision.
Interested parties memo outlining messaging insights for progressives on the government shutdown debate.
Polling report on electric vehicles, including the most convincing reasons to support investments in electric vehicles and differences in how “electric vehicles” and “zero-emission vehicles” are perceived.
Interested parties memo outlining messaging insights for progressives on January 6th and political violence.
Focus groups on views of President Biden, “Bidenomics,” and the Biden administration’s legislative agenda.
Polling on political violence in the U.S., including perceptions about the January 6th insurrection and the most concerning responses by Republicans in Congress.
Polling on party trust to handle issues Americans perceive as the greatest risks for themselves, their families, and their daily lives.
Polling data on Americans’ latest perceptions of the Affordable Care Act, including levels of support and concerns over its future as it faces threats of repeal.
In-depth analysis on the saliency of abortion rights and ways that attacks on abortion rights have made a lasting impact on public opinion.
Polling data on the level of support for increasing funding for a variety of public programs including Social Security and Medicare, the Affordable Care Act, and nutrition assistance.
Polling data on Americans’ perceptions of the state of the economy, including evaluations of of both President Biden and former President Trump’s records on the economy.
Polling data on perceptions of the Supreme Court, including trust in the court, perceptions of corruption, and support for certain reforms to the court.
Interested parties memo on four key data trends that should inform progressive messaging on the economy.