Briefs
These findings underscore how central the economy and the economic pain of the past few years were in shaping voter decisions in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
New data show strong public support for curtailing predatory medical debt, banking, and worker surveillance practices.
A majority of voters believe that Donald Trump should not be able to appoint his Cabinet without confirmation from the Senate.
The polls find Vice President Kamala Harris leading former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada, while Trump leads in Arizona.
A majority of voters want developers to be in compliance with labor, environmental, and civil rights laws to receive federal funding.
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.
Reports
The survey finds that young voters are enthusiastic about the 2024 election and overwhelmingly think voting is an effective means to create change.
Despite the benefits that service year programs can bring to those just starting their careers, young people have limited awareness of the ACC, service year programs, and the green sector in general.
Almost three-quarters of Michigan voters (73%) support making polluters pay for damages from climate disasters.
These findings point to climate action that prioritizes the co-creation of projects with communities and seeks to distribute the economic and environmental benefits equitably.
A survey of Ahold-Delhaize customers indicates that they mistakenly believe eggs that come from caged chickens are cage-free.
At least 77% of LGBTQ+ adults use the internet to express themselves creatively, explore new ideas and perspectives, and connect with friends and family.