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Voters Are More Likely to Attribute Falling Gas Prices to Market Conditions Than Biden’s Policies
More than half (57%) point to recession concerns as the main driver of declines in gas prices, while 38% say the same for the current administration’s policies
About 7 in 10 Voters Say They Would Back a Federal Gas Tax Holiday
Democrats are more likely to support a gas tax holiday than Republicans, though not by much
As Democrats Push Price-Gouging Bill, Voters Show Bipartisan Support for Legislation That Would Bar Companies From Charging Excessively High Energy Prices
About 3 in 4 voters also support gas tax holidays as average prices hit record highs
Most Voters Support Temporary Gas Tax Breaks, Boosting Domestic Oil Supplies to Combat Rising Fuel Prices
About half of voters back national emergency declaration for climate change, as gas price proposals would increase use of fossil fuels
Climate Change
7 in 10 Urban Voters Want Their Government to Prioritize Communities of Color When Making Climate Change Investments
Urban white voters and urban voters of color are almost equally supportive of funding aimed at reducing the adverse consequences of pollution in minority communities
Most of the Public Views Disasters, Storms as Increasingly Severe. And They Expect That Trend to Continue
Democrats roughly 30 points more likely than Republicans to say disasters have gotten more severe, will continue to do so
Momentum for Biden Administration Ahead of Senate’s Build Back Better Talks: Most of the Public Is Supportive of COP26 Climate Pledges
But new data shows only small shares believe Biden -- or the United States as a whole -- has done enough
Sobering Findings From IPCC’s Landmark Climate Report Leave Public Worried About Impacts, Unconfident About Action
About half of U.S. adults have heard at least something about the U.N. report and its conclusions