America's New Majority Project 
New research shows that Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) could motivate younger, more moderate, and more diverse voters—offering Republicans a unique opportunity to expand their base ahead of 2026.
77% of American voters support stopping next year’s scheduled tax increase compared to just 50% who support extending the Trump Tax Cuts of 2017.
76% of Americans support a law requiring single adults on welfare who are suspected of being addicted to illegal drugs to undergo screening and agree to treatment continue receiving benefits.
It will be difficult for the United States to have a consistent foreign policy if Americans are divided on what our priorities should be.
55% of Americans say the goal of the United States should be to end the war between Israel and Hamas as soon as possible, while 34% say it should be to support Israel until they eliminate the threat from Hamas.
76% of U.S. Hispanics call the border situation a “crisis” or “major problem” but are less likely to support proposals to secure the border than other demographic groups.
YouGov poll highlights strong opposition on numerous transgender issues.
The large gaps in favorability in some industries are another indicator of how differently Republicans and Democrats view the world.
Democratic support among black and Hispanic Americans has plummeted in the past three years, marking the steepest decline this century.
Many Americans still struggle with worsening economic conditions.