Health Care

New data show strong public support for curtailing predatory medical debt, banking, and worker surveillance practices.

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.

For 6 out of 9 of Trump’s past statements, less than half of voters say that Trump was being serious at all.

By a -13 point margin, voters disapprove of how Trump is handling abortion issues in his campaign.

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

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.

Recipients strongly supported the CTC — and rewarded Democrats with increased support while the checks were going out — but any advantages disappeared once the program was allowed to expire.

Sixty-nine percent of likely voters who know someone who has had an abortion support the right to an abortion.

Fellow Arielle Swernoff outlines Data for Progress’ analysis of the context for the current abortion policy landscape and details policy recommendations.

Voters are supportive of authorizing funding that combats omicron and prepares for future pandemics.

How liberal states and cities can combat abortion restrictions and strengthen abortion protections.

Voters across the South want key investments in climate resiliency, healthcare, and infrastructure.