As the right uses polling to justify fear, we need to use it to understand possibility.
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Data for Progress examined American voters’ perceptions of life in the U.S. and aspects of modernity, as well as their sense of meaning and purpose.
The Trump administration’s anti-vaccine positions are not aligned with the views of the American electorate.
In many cases, voters are looking for signals from party leaders they trust.
A majority of voters report that they are paying more for groceries (77%) and electric bills (60%) compared with last year.
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