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Petty Penny for Your Thoughts
- 2022/10/19
- by Cory Manento
66% of Americans say they are “very likely” to vote when prompted to think about someone they disagree with politically and canceling out their vote.
Read moreTrumped Up Charges
- 2022/10/05
- by Brendon Ellis
A majority of Republicans believe all four legal investigations into former President Trump are unfair, while roughly 90% of Democrats feel the opposite.
Read moreDoes a Party Bus Need Three Wheels?
- 2022/09/21
- by Cory Manento
While about half of respondents want the party to be in the center on economic and social issues, the other half envision parties across the ideological ...
Read moreIf You Don’t Have Anything Nice to Say About People with Student Debt…
- 2022/09/08
- by Cory Manento
Upon ingesting the list experiment truth serum, Americans across parties are inclined to be lenient toward borrowers.
Read moreNo Pinching Pennies for Politicians
- 2022/08/17
- by Jordan Boeder
The average American believes the president earns around $661k, 20% more than their actual $400k salary.
Read moreCelebrity-in-Chief
- 2022/08/03
- by Brendon Ellis
Tom Hanks is the best celebrity presidential option. Hanks carries 83% of the vote share, on average, when matched up against another random celebrity. ...
Read moreForgive Me, Forgive Me Not
- 2022/07/21
- by Kyle Block
Nearly a quarter of Americans (24%) support the government forgiving 100% of student loans.
Read moreYou’re Not Stupid, but it Is the Economy
- 2022/07/07
- by Cory Manento
Even after the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, inflation is 230% more important to Americans than abortion in deciding who to vote for in November.
Read moreGun Control Is Out of Control
- 2022/06/08
- by Kyle Block
More Americans want to ban the sale, transfer, and ownership of guns than actually own them; nearly 50% of gun owners think regulations are lenient.
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