“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.
Economy & Trade
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.
Democrat Lawmakers Are Taking Positions That Even Liberals Call Crazy
Many positions favored by Democratic lawmakers are being rejected by large majorities of voters – including liberals.
Contrast Messages Outperform Attack Messages Across Every Issue
What a national split-sample test reveals about the messages that move voters.
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.
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
Workforce and Apprenticeship: What Voters Really Want
Voters Back Skilled Trades, Apprenticeships, and a New Path Forward.
What Works: The Most Popular Provisions in the Budget Bill
New polling shows which GOP budget bill policies voters support most—from cutting prescription drug prices to eliminating taxes on tips.
How You Say It Matters: “Stop the Tax Increase” Wins the Argument
Advocates for the GOP budget bill should frame the tax provisions as “stopping the tax increase” scheduled for next year and put opponents on the defensive for supporting “allowing a tax increase” on nearly all income earners.
Stopping the Tax Increase – A Guide for Advocates
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.