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ALL POLLS | AMERICA'S NEW MAJORITY PROJECT POLLS
Exclusive poll reveals Americans are following news of Title 42 expiring and want Biden to declare a state of emergency to help border communities.
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Americans strongly believe the U.S. military should focus on defending America and avoid inserting itself into politicized social issues.
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An exclusive poll from America’s New Majority Project asked Americans if they feel the United States is still worthy of the ultimate sacrifice made by the men and women of the Armed Forces who lost their lives defending our country.
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An exclusive poll from America’s New Majority Project reveals 59 percent of Americans agree that slowing the rate of planned spending increases is a responsible way to reduce budget deficits, debt and reduce inflation.
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Exclusive research by America’s New Majority Project reveals that one year after the Dobbs decision, Americans agree that the overturn of Roe vs. Wade may be an opportunity to build public consensus on abortion.
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Republicans have historically trailed Democrats on who is most trusted in health care. The popularity of these bills could give the GOP a boost electorally if candidates are aggressive about explaining their health care agenda.
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There is significant public agreement that President Biden and Senate Democrats should negotiate and find a compromise with Speaker McCarthy – a rejection of the Biden hardline position for a so-called “clean” debt ceiling increase without spending cuts.
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Large majorities of Americans – including Democrats – agree that a strong economy is vital to the long-term health of Social Security and Medicare.
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Two-thirds of Americans favor preserving tax cuts for small businesses and exempting small businesses from new regulations.
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A new poll from America’s New Majority Project conducted by McLaughlin & Associates reveals a disconnect between the issues voters heard candidates talk about and what they want a new Congress to focus on.
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