Energy Prices – A Bipartisan Worry
With continued inflation, Americans across party lines are expressing concerns about the impact spiking energy prices will have on their lives.
Faith Novak
New Survey Shows Parents Want to Be Involved in Their Children’s Education
A movement has begun for parents to be involved in their children’s education.
Most Think Social Media Companies Are Biased
Americans don’t believe social media company claims that they are neutral platforms.
Invasion at the Border? Americans Weigh In
A new survey shows most Americans consider the crisis at the border to be an invasion of the United States and want military action to stop it.
Why The Hispanic Vote is Difficult to Poll
According to an article in the National Journal by Natalie Jackson, Hispanic voters could be the determining factor for who controls Congress next year.
NY Times Analysis: Republicans Favored Ahead of 2022 Midterm Elections
The New York Times Nate Cohn analyzed recent polls by ABC and CBS and concluded that Republicans are gaining ground ahead of the midterm elections.
67% Say They Feel Less Safe Than 2 Years Ago
Americans are feeling less safe under the Joe Biden presidency, according to a new poll by the Trafalgar Group.
Support For Student Debt “Forgiveness” Plummets When Presented With Tradeoffs
According to a poll published from the Cato Institute, up to seventy-six percent of Americans surveyed would oppose Biden’s student loan cancellation if it led to colleges raising their tuition and other tradeoffs.
Hispanic Parents Want Alternatives to Public School
Hispanic parents are more likely to want alternatives to traditional public schools, according to a survey released last week by Conoce tus Opciones Escolares (COE).