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“Gestating Parent”: What Americans Think About New York’s Family-Law Language Change
America's Enduring Pride: What the Data Tells Us
“Completely Crazy”: The Voters Who Feel Strongly Enough to Act
Democrat Lawmakers Are Taking Positions That Even Liberals Call Crazy
Contrast Messages Outperform Attack Messages Across Every Issue
Americans Overwhelmingly Align on Parental Rights, Economic Freedom, and Border Security
Americans Demand Control Over Their Own Health Data — By Overwhelming Margins
Two Focus Groups, One National Survey and a Few Questions Only November Can Answer
Freedom 250: Looking Back With Pride, Looking Forward With Hope
Americans Want to Feel It, Not Just Hear About It — And That's the Opening
Looking to July 4, 2026 — America and the Constitution
The Iran War and the Persuasion Gap: Why Pre-War Data Shows a Path to Majority Support
Voters See Trump RX as Keeping a Promise on Drug Prices
Workforce and Apprenticeship: What Voters Really Want
The Roadmap to Community Support for Data Center Power
Voters Prioritize Insurance Company Accountability in Health Care Reform
Insurance Companies Bear the Blame
Healthcare Costs: What Voters Really Want Changed
Grocery Cost Woes Dominate Among Voter Concerns About the Economy
What Americans Really Want on Obamacare: Fix It, Don't Just Extend It
71% of Voters Support Updated Dietary Guidelines But Few Know of Changes
Most Support Building More Power Plants, But the Type of Plant Matters