“Common Ground of the American People” Report Based on In-Depth Surveys of More than 80,000 Americans Defying conventional wisdom about a polarized electorate, a report based on in-depth surveys of more than 80,000 Americans shows that majorities from both parties agree […]
In a unique survey in which respondents made up their own Federal budget, majorities of both Republicans and Democrats nationwide converged on a combination of spending cuts and revenue increases that would reduce the deficit for 2019 by $128.4 billion.
New In-depth Survey Finds 10 Major Spending Gaps An innovative survey from the University of Maryland’s Program for Public Consultation (PPC) reveals significant differences between the budget proposed in the Trump administration’s “Budget Blueprint” for 2018 and what the public
Trump’s Budget at Odds with Public’s Priorities Read Post »
March 9, 2016 President Barack Obama and leading Republican presidential candidates have called for increasing defense spending. However, given the opportunity to make their own defense budget, a majority of voters (61 percent) cut defense spending in a new in-depth
Americans Not Sold on Defense Increase Read Post »
Three quarters of Americans favor cutting defense as a way to reduce the deficit, according to an innovative new survey. And the majority to trim spending is bipartisan: 67 percent of Republicans and 90 percent of Democrats surveyed. Respondents were
Majority of Americans are Willing to Make Defense Cuts, New Survey Finds Read Post »
