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Artificial Intelligence, Common Ground, United States

On Artificial Intelligence: In Competitive States and Districts, Large Bipartisan Majorities Agree on Proposals for Regulation

AI First of 15 Topics in Common Ground in the Battlegrounds? Survey Series to Run Through the Midterm Elections As artificial intelligence becomes integrated into more aspects of the economy and society, new surveys in 11 competitive states and 28 […]

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Energy, Environment, United States

Majorities of Republicans and Democrats Support Keeping Tax Credits for Clean Energy and EVs, Limits on Offshore Drilling

Amid efforts to roll back current federal laws and regulations that aim to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gases and to expand offshore drilling, a new national survey finds that bipartisan majorities support keeping: These findings come from a survey

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Governance, United States

Public Opposes Expanding Presidential Power to Control Independent Agencies, Block Federal Spending, Replace Civil Servants 

In the midst of current debates about expanding Presidential authority, a new survey finds majority opposition among the public.  Large majorities (65-69%) – bipartisan in all but one case – oppose putting seven currently independent agencies under direct Presidential control.

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Banking and Financial Issues, Governance, Trade, United States

Ban on Stock Trading for Members of Congress Favored by Overwhelming Bipartisan Majority

Overwhelming bipartisan majorities favor prohibiting stock-trading in individual companies by Members of Congress (86%, Republicans 87%, Democrats 88%, independents 81%), as well as the President, Vice President, and Supreme Court Justices (87%, Republicans 87%, Democrats 90%, independents 82%) according to

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