Top Priorities for Health Care Reform
Large, bipartisan majorities support health care price transparency and increased access to mental health care.
Healthcare
Most disagree with Biden on gender transition surgery for children
Biden’s view that its “immoral” to prevent children from receiving hormones and surgery to transition from one gender to another is opposed by most Americans.
Poll: Hard Line Immigration Stance a Liability with Latinos…for Democrats
Hispanic voters are far more likely than white Democrats to say the southern border is “not secure” and that the security situation at the border is having a negative impact on their community.
Most Americans view elements of transgender agenda as “child abuse.”
An exclusive new America’s New Majority Project poll reveals broad and intense opposition to elements of the transgender agenda.
Americans oppose sex-change procedures for minors
Large majorities of Americans believe underage minors should be required to wait until they are adults to receive treatment like puberty blockers and surgery to transition to another gender.
Mental Health Crisis? Americans Say “Yes.”
According to a survey conducted by CNN and the Kaiser Family Foundation, 90 percent of adults in the United States say the country is experiencing a mental health crisis.
Exploring the Concept of “Equal Opportunity Capitalism”
Poll results suggest “equal opportunity capitalism” could be a broad, inclusive platform upon which to build a positive governing agenda.
Poll: Canadians Significantly Less Confident in Their Healthcare System Than Americans
A new poll reveals that Canadians hold far less trust in their socialized healthcare system than Americans do in the U.S. system.
Treated Equal: Understanding Voter Priorities For Making Health Care Work in America
A presentation building on our earlier work examining voter priorities for change in health care. In partnership with the Center for Healthy America at the America First Policy Institute.
Defining The New American Majority
Testing of 24 critical issue positions with specific language based on previously poll and focus group research reveals a 62% New American Majority that could be captured by the Republican Party, with an additional 13% persuadable to vote for Republicans. This would make 75% of the American electorate available to a New American Majority Coalition.