Two-Thirds of Voters Favor a $15 Federal Minimum Wage, $12 Gets Bipartisan Support
Tying the minimum wage to inflation is favored by nearly two-thirds An in-depth study conducted by the Program for Public […]
Five-in-Six Americans Favor Constitutional Amendment on Term Limits for Members of Congress
An in-depth study finds that five-in-six Americans favor a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on Members of Congress. While
Large Bipartisan Majority Favors Increasing Lobbying Restrictions on Former Members of Congress and Other Government Officials
As 66 soon-to-be former Members of Congress and their staffs move out of their congressional offices, very large bipartisan majorities
Nearly Six-in-Ten Voters Reject Criminalizing Any Abortions, Three-in-Four Republicans Reject Criminalizing Before Fetal Viability
A majority of voters (57%) say the government should not make abortion a crime, punishable with prison time or fines.
Large Majorities of Republicans and Democrats Agree on Steps to Drastically Reduce Social Security Shortfall
The in-depth survey of a representative sample of more than 2,500 registered voters found that large majorities of Republicans and