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Decision Time: A Final Look at the Swing Voters Who Could Decide the Election

Swing voters see Harris as more competent than Trump and as someone who is better at working across the aisle and fighting for people like them.

Lew BlankOctober 30, 2024justice, Democracy, Elections, Children and Families, Climate, economy, Education, Healthcare, Immigration, Judiciary, LGBTQ, Workers Rights

Project 2025’s Economic and Health Care Policies Concern Voters

Voters, including Independents, are concerned about the economic and health care changes that Project 2025 proposes.

William DiepOctober 15, 2024Healthcare, justice, Children and Families, Education, Climate, Democracy, economy, Elections, Immigration, LGBTQ, Workers Rights

Voters Show Wide, Bipartisan Support for Policies to Improve Student Mental Health

Voters across partisanship, and especially parents of children under 18, are very concerned about mental health conditions such as depression, suicidal ideation, and anxiety among K-12 students.

Lew BlankOctober 10, 2024Healthcare, justice, Children and Families, Education

Much of the Congressional Progressive Caucus’ New Legislative Agenda Is Popular With Swing State Voters

Key policies in the CPC agenda have broad support among Democrats, Independents, and voters in swing states.

Lew BlankApril 29, 2024Workers Rights, Education, Climate, Healthcare, Justice, Economy, Children and Families

A Majority of Voters With Student Loan Debt Are Not Confident They Can Make Their Monthly Payments

61% of voters with student loan debt are not confident they will be able to make their monthly payments when they resume.

Timothy BresnahanSeptember 29, 2023Education, economy

Eliminating Legacy Admissions Has Bipartisan Support

Data for Progress finds that 68% of voters support legislation to ban legacy admissions, including 72% of Democrats and 66% of both Republicans and Independents.

Timothy BresnahanAugust 16, 2023Education, Justice

A Majority of Voters Support Student Loan Debt Relief Through the Higher Education Act

A majority of likely voters (54 percent) support implementing student loan debt relief through the Higher Education Act, including majorities of Democrats and Independents, and half of Republicans under 45.

Kate SoslandJuly 5, 2023Taxes and Spending, Economy, Education