Newt Gingrich: The Voter Tsunami Begins to Drown Democrats
Biden’s Big Government Socialist agenda will only further push voters to reject the Democrat party and the first signs are already in.
A Majority of Americans Believe Iran Means “Death to America”
Most voters take Iran’s threats literally, fear a nuclear Iran and more attacks and support sustained pressure to prevent it. The audience is listening; the case simply needs to be made.
Beat China, But Build Guardrails: What Voters Want on AI
Voters are more worried than hopeful about artificial intelligence. Two in three want America to stay ahead of China, but by 57% to 35% they want stronger limits, even if that slows things down.
On Iran, the Nuclear Threat and Intelligence Warnings Make the Strongest Case
Voters favor the nuclear threat argument most, with intelligence warnings second. After hearing the case, support for U.S. action shifts from a 12.6-point deficit to a 4.6-point lead.
On Medicare for All, Cost Warnings Fall Flat — Control Draws Stronger Resistance
Told Medicare for All would cost $3.3 trillion a year, voters still back it. Asked who would decide their care, 60% are uncomfortable with federal control.
Twenty-Five Years After 9/11, Americans Still Believe in America
After a quarter-century since September 11, Americans remain connected by a common identity, shared ideals, and national pride. AMERICA’S NEW MAJORITY PROJECT SEP 11, 2026 Key Takeaways
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.
Beyond Who Pays: The Healthcare System Voters Actually Want
73% of voters say healthcare is expensive because too many organizations profit from its complexity — that’s a diagnosis of the system, not a complaint about spending.
“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.
“Completely Crazy”: The Voters Who Feel Strongly Enough to Act
When 68% of voters call a policy completely crazy, that’s a turnout signal, not just a poll number. The same survey measured intensity, which shows which issues motivate voting.
Wearable Health Devices Go Mainstream: Survey Reveals Strong Support for Patient-Controlled Health Data
Wearable health technology is becoming popular, rapidly changing healthcare as we know it.