Polling Suggests Support Among Voters for Harsher Wall Street Messaging
Democrats are likely to sharpen their rhetoric toward big banks and Wall Street ahead of 2020
Nearly a Third of Consumers Say They Plan to Spend Less This Holiday Season
Trend belies tight labor market, rising wages that should suggest higher spending
Voters to Congress: Address the Federal Deficit, but Don’t Make Cuts or Raise Taxes
The voting public agrees the deficit is a problem, but how to fix it is another thing
Polling Shows Why Trump Is Trying a New Tax Message
The GOP's tax bill hasn't been as popular as the party hoped
Republicans Can’t Count on the Economy to Keep Them in Power
Research shows little correlation between state of economy, vote outcome during non-presidential elections
No Schlubs Like Me: Americans Don’t Like Politicians In Debt
Despite their own indebtedness, voters say they don’t want candidates with debt
Planes, Trains and (Ride-Hailing) Automobiles
Most airports make a lot of money from parking, but only some are losing revenue to Uber and Lyft
In Robust Job Market, Gig Workers’ Satisfaction on Par With Wider Workforce
Poll: 67% of those in the gig economy use contract jobs as supplementary income; 33% rely on it as main source
Voters More Likely to Support Trade Agreements – and Tariffs
A plurality of all voters in poll say free trade agreements have had a positive impact on the United States
Farm-State Voter Sentiment About Trump Has Held Steady Despite Trade War
But experts say Trump’s ratings could fall if trade spat causes long-term damage to agricultural exports