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.
New polling shows which GOP budget bill policies voters support most—from cutting prescription drug prices to eliminating taxes on tips.
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.
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.
Polling by America’s New Majority Project reveals strong bipartisan support for President-elect Trump’s plan to prevent a federal tax increase in 2025.
Most Americans oppose Harris’s plans to tax the unrealized capital gains of wealthy Americans and believe the tax will eventually be levied on middle class taxpayers as well.
This outline will give candidates, campaigns, and supportive organizations a guide to how to appeal to and win support from an amazing majority of Americans.
Free-market capitalism is seen more positively by voters than capitalism, and big-government socialism is seen by voters more negatively than socialism.
The results show the durable support for the proposal and suggest that at least one counterargument about it adding to the cost of living is not effective.
A hypothetical ballot test reveals failure to act against China for its role in the fentanyl crisis drives support away from Democratic candidates.
A recent Gallup poll shows a decline of nine points in their Economic Confidence Index, the first decline in seven months.