Data for Progress conducted a poll of likely Georgia runoff voters with Be a Hero. Read more to see our key findings.
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As part of a September survey of likely voters in the state of New York, Data for Progress tested attitudes towards a slate of progressive proposals and measured attitudes towards raising revenue or cutting public services.
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With the November election right around the corner, voters across the country are making their electoral choices in the midst of two major crises: The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and the climate crisis.
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Momentum is building for an economic recovery plan that creates good jobs, counteracts racial injustice, supports public health, and tackles the climate crisis.
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On September 15, Delaware Democrats will vote in a primary to select their candidates for statewide and local officials.
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At the end of July, the expanded unemployment insurance (UI) benefit -- passed as part of the “Coronavirus Aid and Relief Act” (CARES) -- expired.
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Committing to a progressive pharmaceutical agenda is a political winner.
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A progressive climate policy is a winning strategy for Democrats across the country and in key senate battleground states.
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The Democratic Party is well positioned in key states.
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Recently, Data for Progress and YouGov Blue fielded a survey of battleground state Independent voters.
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Recently, Data for Progress and YouGov Blue fielded a survey of battleground state Independent voters.
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In 2018, more than 5,300 people in California died from a drug overdose, the most of any state in the country.
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Violence interruption programs, used in cities throughout the United States, provide a proven, community-led, and cost-effective solution to reducing gun violence.
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In May 2020, Data for Progress used a text-to-web and web-panel survey of 323 likely voters in the Democratic primary of New York 15th Congressional Districting to gauge the state of the ongoing race.
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Recent relief efforts have largely left behind the lowest paid workers, including those who work for tips.
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We founded Moms 4 Housing on a belief that housing is a human right. And now, it’s proven that the majority of people agree with us.
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California’s unemployment rate jumped to 5.3% in March—up from 3.9% in February—as a result of nearly 100,000 lost jobs. If urgent action is not taken, the number of people in California experiencing homelessness will only skyrocket.
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California has quickly become one of the epicenters for the coronavirus pandemic. To date, the state has one of the highest infection rates and over 500 deaths from the coronavirus. The Center for Disease Control currently predicts that the United States will see around 200,000 deaths even if citizens practice “social distancing,” which requires that people maintain six feet of distance from others.
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In recent weeks, the humanitarian disaster that doctors and public health experts predicted has turned into reality: coronavirus has reached prisons and jails in California and across the country, sparking outbreaks that threaten the lives of incarcerated people, staff, and surrounding communities. California’s elected prosecutors—the district attorney in each county—are uniquely positioned to address this crisis.
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Across the country and throughout the world, there has been wide recognition that reducing the number of people inside jails and prisons is critical to slowing the spread of the coronavirus—both within these facilities and in the general public. At stake is the health not only of incarcerated people, but of the correctional staff whose job requires interacting with them daily and in unavoidably close quarters.
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