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Young Voters Are More Likely to Prioritize Abortion Rights in Upcoming Midterms

Young Voters Are More Likely to Prioritize Abortion Rights in Upcoming Midterms

Rising prices are still the top concern for Americans, although abortion rights have become a key issue to Democratic voters.

Timothy BresnahanAugust 4, 2022justice, Elections, Justice

Voters Favor Diplomacy, Not War, When It Comes to Stopping Iran’s Nuclear Program

Voters Favor Diplomacy, Not War, When It Comes to Stopping Iran’s Nuclear Program

Nearly half of likely voters say they would be more likely to vote for a candidate who supported a renewed nuclear deal with Iran.

Timothy BresnahanAugust 3, 2022Foreign Policy, justice, Democracy, Justice

The Economy Remains Key Issue for Midterm Voters, But Abortion Rights Have Risen in Importance Post-Dobbs

The Economy Remains Key Issue for Midterm Voters, But Abortion Rights Have Risen in Importance Post-Dobbs

Analyzing the issues at the top of voters’ minds, before and after the overturning of Roe, as the midterm elections draw closer.

Timothy BresnahanJuly 27, 2022Elections, Democracy, justice, Healthcare, Taxes and Spending, Taxes and spending, Justice, Economy

New Hampshire Voters Would Not Blame Elected Leaders for Losing First Primary Status

New Hampshire Voters Would Not Blame Elected Leaders for Losing First Primary Status

Senator Maggie Hassan’s re-election campaign is unlikely to be impacted if New Hampshire were no longer the first presidential primary.

Abby SpringsJuly 21, 2022Healthcare, State-level Polling, justice, Justice

A Bipartisan Majority of Voters Support Expanding Access to Birth Control

A Bipartisan Majority of Voters Support Expanding Access to Birth Control

A bipartisan majority also say they would vote for a candidate who supports expanding access to birth control in general.

Bella KumarJune 7, 2022justice, Democracy, Justice