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
American Majority Project
Looking to July 4, 2026 — America and the Constitution
First in a series of articles on the United States and the issues that make us a nation.
The Iran War and the Persuasion Gap: Why Pre-War Data Shows a Path to Majority Support
Polling by America’s New Majority Project from 2024 and 2025 showed most Americans support military action against Iran to defend U.S. troops and interests. Clearer goals could strengthen support.
Voters See Trump RX as Keeping a Promise on Drug Prices
Awareness remains low, but voters say the platform reinforces Trump’s commitment to lowering health care costs and would be more useful with practical tools for insured patients.
Insurance Companies Bear the Blame
Voters tie health care affordability pressures mainly to rising premiums and out-of-pocket costs – and say insurers bear the most responsibility.
Grocery Cost Woes Dominate Among Voter Concerns About the Economy by America’s New Majority Project
Nearly 6-in-10 say the economy is on the wrong track, with gas prices a bright spot in voter perception.
What Americans Really Want on Obamacare: Fix It, Don’t Just Extend It
Most polls indicate that Americans want to keep the enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies. That finding is technically accurate but it only tells part of the story.
71% of Voters Support Updated Dietary Guidelines But Few Know of Changes
More than 2-in-3 Americans support the new federal dietary guidelines when they are explained. Low attention to the story shows the need to actively communicate the changes.
Building Consensus: Voters Back Energy Infrastructure When Communities Benefit—But Draw the Line at Eminent Domain
Americans are divided on the nation’s energy strategy—but when it comes to local projects, renewables, natural gas, and next generation nuclear face far less opposition. Here’s what that means for policymakers.