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NEW: As the Trump administration moves to reconsider permits for the Revolution Wind project, we find that voters support offshore wind projects by a +36-point net margin. Additionally, a majority of voters oppose stopping the operation of Revolution Wind.

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NEW with @commondefense: Most veterans in Arizona and North Carolina (55%) say their voice and priorities are represented “very little” or “not well at all” in national political debates.

Fifty-nine percent of veterans in Arizona and North Carolina say the country is on the wrong track.

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NEW: Most voters say Trump hasn’t kept his biggest campaign promises, including: Gas below $2 (70% not kept) No more wars (65%) End inflation on day one (63%) End Russia-Ukraine war in 24 hours (62%)

Asked how they feel about Trump’s second term so far, voters are much more likely to say “worried” (61%), “disappointed” (59%), and “angry” (57%) than “hopeful” (45%), “satisfied” (41%), or “proud” (41%).

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“Anyone with a few hundred dollars and Claude can claim to be a pollster now.” Real polling keeps getting harder while faking it has never been easier. Our Executive Director @ryanodonnellpa on what the Wedgewood scandal should and shouldn’t teach us ⤵️

This October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and new Data for Progress polling finds disabled voters face higher rates of financial strain. Nearly half (45%) of disabled voters say they are very stressed financially, compared with 25% of non-disabled voters.

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Heading into the 2026 midterms, financial stress is at the forefront of voters’ minds. A new Data for Progress survey finds that the factor most correlated with voters’ financial stress is their level of debt — the strongest relationship of any measure we tested.

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NEW POLL: More than 3 in 4 voters (76%) would support a new transmission line in their community to connect more clean energy to the grid. In contrast, voters are 40 points less supportive of building transmission lines to connect more AI data centers.

More than 4 in 10 voters want approvals for roads and bridges, solar farms, and wind farms to be sped up. And more than 4 in 10 voters want data center development to be slowed down.

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NEW POLL: Our polling has found a strong decline in Americans' participation in social activities since the 1990s. One reason this social decline could be problematic: Americans with less exposure to different groups of people are less trusting of them.

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