Americans Aren’t Becoming Socialists
When offered a positive vision for creating broader opportunity, Americans overwhelmingly prefer improving how markets work to relying primarily on redistribution.
America's New Majority Project
“Gestating Parent”: What Americans Think About New York’s Family-Law Language Change
New York replaced “mother” and “father” with “gestating parent” and “non-gestating parent” in family law. Most voters were unaware of the change, and once informed, they oppose it by over 3 to 1.
Two Focus Groups, One National Survey and a Few Questions Only November Can Answer
Men and women agree the system is broken. They don’t agree on what would prove it’s been fixed.
Freedom 250: Looking Back With Pride, Looking Forward With Hope
Second in the ongoing series of articles on the United States and the issues that bring the nation together.
Americans Want to Feel It, Not Just Hear About It — And That’s the Opening
The Affordability Crisis & the Trust Gap: March 2026 Public Sentiment Report
Voters See Trump RX as Keeping a Promise on Drug Prices
Awareness remains low, but voters say the platform reinforces Trump’s commitment to lowering health care costs and would be more useful with practical tools for insured patients.
Voters Prioritize Insurance Company Accountability in Health Care Reform
Voters Back Skilled Trades, Apprenticeships, and a New Path Forward.
Insurance Companies Bear the Blame
Voters tie health care affordability pressures mainly to rising premiums and out-of-pocket costs – and say insurers bear the most responsibility.
