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Voters — Including Most Republicans — Oppose Cutting Health Care to Fund War
Voters — Including Most Republicans — Oppose Cutting Health Care to Fund War

A majority of Democrats (84%), Independents (69%), and Republicans (55%) oppose cutting health care to fund the Iran War.

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Voters Want $200 Billion Spent on Domestic Priorities Like Health Care, Not War
Voters Want $200 Billion Spent on Domestic Priorities Like Health Care, Not War

Two in three voters (66%) say $200 billion in spending should be used for domestic programs. Only 28% say it should fund the war in Iran.

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Voters Disapprove of U.S. Strikes in Iran, and a Plurality Think Israel Has Too Much Influence Over U.S. Foreign Policy
Voters Disapprove of U.S. Strikes in Iran, and a Plurality Think Israel Has Too Much Influence Over U.S. Foreign Policy

A narrow plurality of voters overall (43%) feel that the Israeli government has “too much” influence over the U.S. foreign policy agenda.

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Voters Strongly Oppose Boots on the Ground in Iran, Think the War Is Not Worth It
Voters Strongly Oppose Boots on the Ground in Iran, Think the War Is Not Worth It

In our most recent survey, 69% of voters say they are paying more for gas — a 23-point increase from last year.

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Voters Do Not Want the U.S. to Acquire Greenland
Voters Do Not Want the U.S. to Acquire Greenland

A strong majority of voters believe that Trump is more focused on acquiring Greenland (66%) than lowering the cost of living (29%).

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Voters Think Trump Is a Pro-War President, See Venezuela Invasion as Mostly for Oil
Voters Think Trump Is a Pro-War President, See Venezuela Invasion as Mostly for Oil

Voters would oppose U.S. military action in Colombia, Cuba, Greenland, and Mexico.

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Introduction to Industrial Policy
Introduction to Industrial Policy

The tenets of industrial policy offer a seemingly unique opportunity for building a broad coalition that cuts across polarization.

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Memo: Voters Want the U.S. to Take the Lead in Vaccinating the Rest of the World
Memo: Voters Want the U.S. to Take the Lead in Vaccinating the Rest of the World

Data for Progress conducted a late-May survey of 1,304 likely voters nationally to assess voter attitudes towards global vaccination efforts. Our survey was centered on findings from a focus group conducted by David Binder Research with voters in Limerick, Pennsylvania on May 6.

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