Following COP28, voters continue to prioritize climate action, but are concerned about not being on track to meet climate targets.
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A majority of voters think the U.S. should continue allowing abortion medication to be sent by mail, including a majority of Democrats and Independents.
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Sixty-nine percent of voters think AI companies should be required to publicly report the energy use and emissions produced by AI models.
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Forty-three percent of likely voters say they place “a great deal” of blame on auto dealerships trying to make a bigger profit for high prices.
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More than 70% of likely voters support Medicare’s ability to negotiate lower drug prices as well as the Junk Fee Prevention Act.
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Around two-thirds of likely voters support a proposal requiring oil and gas companies to pay a share of damages caused by pollution.
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Sixty-one percent of likely voters support the U.S. calling for a permanent ceasefire and a de-escalation of violence in Gaza.
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A wide majority of voters believe that Democrats' regulatory agenda will promote, not limit, personal economic freedom.
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We find that a majority of likely voters (62%) only view vehicles without an internal combustion engine that operate entirely on electricity as EVs.
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The majority of voters (65%) believe the U.S. should lead the world on climate, even if other countries lag behind.
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A majority of voters do not support Congress passing sweeping federal legislation to restrict programming and discussion that is inclusive of the LGBTQ+ community
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Sixty-three percent of voters say that military promotions of service members should resume as soon as possible.
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