Banning Gas Stoves and Cars – What Do Voters Think?
Proposals from the Biden administration and environmental activists that would limit consumer choices and cut domestic oil production inspire intense opposition.
American Majority Project
Waging War on the Drug Cartels
The majority of Republicans, Democrats, and independents support designating drug cartels as terrorist organizations, even if that means military action in Mexico or Central America.
Keeping foreign money out of U.S. politics
There is strong, bipartisan support for closing the loophole that allows foreign money to influence U.S. elections and policy through non-profit, issue advocacy organizations.
More Than 50% Say They Plan to Vote Early
New “state of play” data measuring the mood of the country, Biden’s approval rate, and voter intent for the 2024 election.
More Favor Allowing Pandemic Welfare Aid to Expire Than Continuing It
Renewal of many of the programs, including food aid for pregnant and new mothers, will be an area of contention in the budget negotiations.
Emergency Spending – What Will Americans Support?
Republican and Independent support drops when spending for Ukraine is included in an emergency spending bill.
Eye on the ball?
Neither Republicans nor Democrats have a clear advantage on which is most focused on inflation – the most important issue to voters.
Most Convincing Arguments Against Biden’s Drug Pricing Plan in Medicare
Voters worry about government interference in doctor-patient decisions and diverting money from Medicare to spend on other priorities.
State of Play – August 17-20, 2023
Republicans hold a 6-point lead in the generic ballot with all voters, and an 8-point lead with likely voters voters.
Voters prefer supply-side policies to fight inflation
Free market solutions that reduce federal spending, lower taxes, and increase the supply of energy and housing are preferred by voters over big government solutions.