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ALL POLLS | AMERICA'S NEW MAJORITY PROJECT POLLS
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.
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Results from our latest survey on Biden’s approval, the generic ballot, top issues, perception of the two parties, and early voting.
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More than 6-in-10 Americans would support the Senate’s recently passed National Security Supplemental containing security funding for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan if it does not add to the debt and deficit.
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In a series of focus groups, independents and swing voters from swing states blamed elected leaders for the state of our country, expressing a desire for Congress and the president to compromise to get things done.
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The large gaps in favorability in some industries are another indicator of how differently Republicans and Democrats view the world.
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While the public is split on a broader TikTok ban in the United States, there is greater support for a narrower ban on government devices.
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Americans are most likely to say Congress and elected officials are the biggest obstacles to getting America back on track.
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Democratic support among black and Hispanic Americans has plummeted in the past three years, marking the steepest decline this century.
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74% of voters agree with a ‘border security first’ approach to illegal immigration that would prioritize securing the border and fixing our immigration laws before deciding what to do with illegal immigrants already in the country.
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