NEW: By a +50-point margin, voters believe that large corporations hold too much power if they can spend millions on elections.
Only 22% of voters believe that corporate spending on elections should be protected like free speech.
When asked about the Supreme Court's decision this year to allow political parties to spend unlimited money on campaigns, 71% of voters believe it will lead to more corruption.
NEW: To mitigate the negative impacts of climate change, policymakers are increasingly exploring investments in “green urbanism.”
We find that voters support many of these policies, including pedestrian-friendly streets, expanded bus services, & improved cycling infrastructure.
Ahead of tomorrow's primary election in Michigan, our poll with @LeadLocally finds Yousef Rabhi leading incumbent Christopher Taylor in Ann Arbor's Democratic mayoral primary, 51%-38%.
When asked whether the Ann Arbor government should own and operate the local electric utility rather than a private company, about 2 in 3 voters (68%) say the utility should be publicly owned.
We also find that candidates funded by AI companies, cryptocurrency companies, and the pharmaceutical industry significantly underperform candidates who reject corporate PAC money.
Read the full survey experiment:
https://t.co/lJzceOg6rZ
NEW: Do Democrats funded by AIPAC pay an electoral penalty in a general election?
We find that a Democrat funded by AIPAC performs significantly worse against a Republican than a Democrat who “rejects all outside financial support from industry groups and PACs.”
As the U.S. enters its sixth month of the Iran War, new Data for Progress polling finds that a majority of voters — including 67% of Independents — think the U.S. is not accomplishing its goals in Iran.
NEW: After reading information about the ICE shooting of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Houston, a majority of voters say they trust the civilian witnesses more than ICE officers to provide accurate information about the event.