Support for Trump Fed by Near-Universal Frustration that Government Ignores the People While there is much post-election interest in a small demographic of voters who shifted from voting for Barack Obama to Donald Trump, an […]
While there is much post-election interest in a small demographic of voters who shifted from voting for Barack Obama to Donald Trump, an in-depth study conducted in the midst of the election finds that Trump’s […]
New in-depth survey shows wide bipartisan agreement on reducing shortfall While Social Security did not come up in the first two Presidential debates, moderator Chris Wallace is reportedly preparing to make it a topic in […]
As litigators prepare oral arguments for the 26-state suit to stop the federal government from implementing the Clean Power Plan (CPP), a Citizen Cabinet survey finds that two-thirds of registered voters in the states party […]
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 […]
As the announcement of President Obama’s FY2017 budget draws near, a new, national survey finds majorities of Republicans and Democrats agreeing on cuts in spending and increases in revenues that would reduce the projected deficit by $52 […]
On the heels of the news that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) posted a net loss of $5.1 billion for FY2015, a new survey of a representative panel of registered voters finds large bipartisan majorities […]
After Weighing Options, a Majority of Americans Approves Iran Nuclear Deal A majority of a national citizen advisory panel, made up of a representative sample of American registered voters, recommends Congress approve the deal recently […]
“Fixing Social Security: Recommendations of the Citizen Cabinet” is a comparative analysis of the results of Citizen Cabinet surveys nationally and in the states of Oklahoma, Maryland and Virginia on the looming Social Security shortfall. […]
Bipartisan Majorities in Red, Blue, and Swing States Recommend Iran Deal After Hearing Both Sides, Voters in Oklahoma, Maryland and Virginia Back Agreement Rather Than More Sanctions As the June 30 deadline for negotiations with Iran […]