Claire Williams
Reporter
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As Messaging Battle Over Debt Ceiling Escalates, Voters Wary of Both Parties — Though GOP Warning Signs Emerge
The share of voters who would blame Republicans for a potential default has risen 5 percentage points in the past three weeks
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Who Gets Credit for the Expanded Child Tax Credits? For Voters Across Parties, Democrats and Biden Take the Prize
Half of voters support the direct payments, but just as many say they shouldn’t be made permanent
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Amid Trading Controversies, Public Trust in Federal Reserve Hits New Tracking Low
Democrats’ trust in the Fed has held steady since tracking began in November 2020, while Republicans’ trust is fading
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$1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Has Majority Support From Voters Ahead of Thursday’s House Vote
77% of Democrats, 52% of independents and 37% of Republicans back the package
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Everyone Gets Blamed if U.S. Defaults on National Debt. But Democrats Would Take More Heat Than the GOP
Nearly 3 in 10 voters would fault Democrats if such a scenario occurred
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The Tax Man Cometh for the Wealthy and Corporations in House Democrats’ Plan. And Voters Are OK With It
Taxes might be one of the least controversial parts of the Democrats’ spending plan, new polling suggests
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If ‘Finance Is About Trust,’ Cryptocurrency Could Be Big Business in These Countries
Cryptocurrencies have high levels of trust among adults in India, Brazil and Mexico
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Republican Women Want Paid Family Leave. The Party’s Men Are Starting to Get on Board
The gap in net support among GOP voters for paid family leave narrowed last month
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About 1 in 2 Voters Support New Eviction Moratorium, but They’re Uneasy About the CDC’s Authority to Issue It
45% of voters said the CDC shouldn’t have the authority to issue the ban on evictions
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As Cryptocurrency Sits in Washington’s Crosshairs, Half of Voters Favor Tighter Rules on Digital-Asset Taxes to Fund Infrastructure
Most voters support “social infrastructure” measures, especially paid leave and child care