Calling the 'BIF' the “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act” boosts Republican voter support.
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Voters support the Build Back Better Act, even when shown arguments against its passage.
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The rise of gas prices in America is strongly correlated with presidential job disapproval.
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Voters strongly believe that lawmakers should make ambitious investments to accelerate our transition to clean energy.
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Voters across party lines widely back U.S. trade deals to increase the production of sustainable industrial materials.
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By making their budget package highly visible, Democrats can show Americans how they’re benefiting from government spending.
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Invest in America and Data for Progress conducted a survey of 1,177 likely voters from October 29 to November 1, 2021, just after the White House released President Biden’s new proposed framework, to test voters' attitudes towards the newly released Build Back Better framework.
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Voters across party lines want Build Back Better to meet Biden's emissions targets and support its climate investments.
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Voters want the U.S. to lead on climate change and want the Build Back Better plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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President Biden’s Build Back Better plan is a once-in-a-generation investment in our nation’s future that would strengthen our systems of care, rebuild our working class, and create millions of jobs to deploy clean energy and resist climate disaster.
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Sen. Sinema's net approval stands at -45 percentage points, with 70% of AZ Democratic primary voters disapproving of the job she is doing.
Two progressive programs that have recently been threatened in Congress—allowing Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices, and the Clean Energy Performance Program—are supported by large margins of likely voters.
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