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.
American Majority Project
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.
Crime is Soaring in D.C. Should Congress Overrule Local Officials To Control It?
Washington, D.C. has enacted policing and sentencing reforms that many believe have contributed to rising crime rates.
State of Play – July 27-30, 2023
Republicans hold a 4-point lead in the generic ballot with all voters, including a 10-point lead with swing voters.
Voters to Lawmakers: Lower Health Care Costs!
Voters want lawmakers to focus on lowering costs in health care above all other issues in health care.
Why the “Bidenomics” Pitch is Falling Flat
Inflation and the cost of living is by far the most chosen issue when Americans are asked to pick their three most important issues for 2024.
Republicans Hit New High on Generic Ballot
Republicans hit a new high on the generic ballot among likely voters – even as the right direction / wrong track divide narrowed by 8 points. Meanwhile, Biden’s approval among likely voters is steady in the low to mid 40s.
Nearly 7-in-10 Voters Think Joe Biden Should Acknowledge His Seventh Grandchild
Joe Biden has made decency a theme of his campaign. His refusal to acknowledge the girl as a member of the family could undermine that image.
Defense: Fund It or Fix It?
Americans view defense spending as unusually wasteful but are divided on whether we should insist on reform at the Defense Department before it receives further budget increases.