
What’s the Point? On COVID-19, Americans Now Think the Worst of the Pandemic Is Behind Them
After two years of battling COVID-19, the United States has made important progress and must now take additional steps to prepare for future pandemics.
After two years of battling COVID-19, the United States has made important progress and must now take additional steps to prepare for future pandemics.
Americans support congressional action on an innovation and competitiveness bill.
National security concerns among Americans have risen dramatically since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Voters back President Joe Biden’s efforts to impose economic sanctions and send military aid to Ukraine.
Ruy Teixeira shows how Republican presidential candidates are on the wrong side of Latino public opinion.
Toolkit from CAP Action provides messages and strategies candidates can use to connect with voters in this tough economic environment.
Analysis from David Madland and Hannah Walton shows, throughout history, public opinion of the government improves as the employment rate rises.
Karla Walter and David Madland explain why public support for unions has recently dropped and why it should go back up once the economy recovers.
CAPAF and Third Way poll Americans' reaction to different messages about building a strong, new economy based on clean energy and green jobs.