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A series of nationwide polls conducted in partnership with POLITICO on current health and related domestic policy issues.  Telephone interviews conducted by SSRS, an independent research company.

View our latest below or at POLITICO

September 2022

POLITICO-Harvard POLL: “Abortion, Gun Policies and Other Health-Related Issues in the 2022 Congressional Election”

Media Coverage

POLITICO-Harvard poll: “Gun policies, along with abortion, inflation and economy, are top concern for voters”

NBC News: “The GOP cavalry comes to the N.H. Senate primary, but is it too late?”

May 2022

POLITICO-Harvard POLL: “The Public’s Priorities for COVID-19 in a Changing World”

Media Coverage

Politico: Majority of Americans support continued migrant expulsions under Title 42″

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March 2022

Politico-Harvard Poll: Conflicting Views Among Parents About The Impact on Their Children of Continuing Mask Mandates in Schools”

POLITICO Coverage: POLITICO-Harvard poll: 40 percent of parents believe masks at school harmed their kids”

Media Coverage

Newsweek: Only 11 Percent of Parents Think Masks Help Kids At School: Poll”

National Review: Forty Percent of Parents Say School-Masking Hurt Their Children, New Poll Finds”

The Hill: 4 in 10 parents say mask-wearing in school harmed their children: poll”

Washington Examiner: Over 40% of parents say masking in schools was harmful to children: Poll”

 

January 2022

Politico-Harvard Poll: “At the Beginning of the 2022 Congress, Where is the Public on the Importance of Build Back Better Legislation”

Coverage:“Big Domestic Spending Bills Seen as Stoking Inflation”      PDF Here

October 2021

POLITICO-Harvard Poll: “The American Public’s Views on the Debate Over Covid-19 Vaccination Mandates for Public-School Students Aged 12 or Older.”

POLITICO Coverage: “POLITICO-Harvard poll: Most Americans support vaccine mandates for schoolkids”

October 2021

POLITICO-Harvard Poll: “The American Public’s Priorities for the $1-Trillion Infrastructure and $3.5-Trillion Spending Bills.”

POLITICO Coverage: “POLITICO-Harvard poll: Drug price negotiation is Americans’ top priority”

Media Coverage 

The Week: “Most Americans are ignoring Capitol Hill negotiations, poll finds”

Fortune: “Biden’s $3.5 trillion package is ‘too big to fail’ but also ‘too big to describe”              PDF Here

Yahoo Finance: “Drug Price Negotiation Is Americans’ Top Priority From Democratic Plan: Poll”      PDF HERE

July 2021

POLITICO-Harvard Poll: “The American Public’s Views on Mandating Covid-19 Vaccinations and on Allowing Prescription Drug Importation from Multiple Countries.”

Media Coverage: 

POLITICO “Americans sharply divided over vaccine mandates”          PDF Here

POLITICO “Most Americans believe Covid leaked from lab”                  PDF Here

The Washington Post ‘A tipping point’: Government officials, health groups move to require coronavirus vaccines for workers                                                                                               PDF HERE

The Week 

Daily Mail

Yahoo News

Salon

NewsMax

 

April 2021

POLITICO-Harvard Poll:  The American Public’s Views on The Future of Schooling and Work in a Less Covid Concerned Era”

Media Coverage: POLITICO-Harvard poll: Few expect major help from Biden’s stimulus package

January 2021

POLITICO-Harvard Poll: “The American Public’s Priorities for the New President and Congress.”

Media Coverage: “Public Strongly Backs Biden’s Demand for Covid Aid”

September 2020

POLITICO-Harvard Poll: “Pandemic fallout, racial reckoning are deeply personal to 2020 voters”

Media Coverage:

POLITICO-Harvard poll: Pandemic fallout, racial reckoning are deeply personal to 2020 voters

POLITICO Newsletter:

“POLITICO-Harvard poll gauging their attitudes heading into the presidential election. While the economy is typically a top voter issue in presidential elections, it’s taken on new urgency with millions out of work because of the pandemic. The new poll shows that unlike some past elections, issues that are deeply personal to Americans’ everyday lives, rather than policy debates that can be more abstract, rank among the most important priorities that will influence voters.”

POLITICO: HEALTH CARE, “How abortion groups on both sides are mobilizing after RBG’s death”

May 2020

POLITICO-Harvard Poll: “Stark Partisan Divide on Reopening America

Report and topline
Poll: Republicans are twice as likely as Democrats to say businesses should reopen soon.

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February 2020

POLITICO – Harvard Poll: Americans’ Domestic Priorities for President Trump and Congress in the Months Leading up to the 2020 Election

November 2019

POLITICO – Harvard poll: Americans’ Views on CBD Products &  Marijuana for Recreational Use

See the Forum on this topic here: Recreational Marijuana and CBD Public Attitudes, Science, and the Law

August 2019

POLITICO-Harvard poll: Americans worried about data hacks, want higher taxes on e-cigs

March 2019

The Public and High U.S. Health Care Costs

January 2019

Americans’ Health and Education Priorities for the New Congress in 2019

December 2018

Americans’ Priorities for the New Congress in 2019

October 2018

Voters and Health Care in the 2018 Congressional Election

July 2018

Americans’ Views on Policies to Address Prescription Drug Prices, the Opioid Crisis, and Other Current Domestic Issues

March 2018

Americans’ Views of President Trump’s Agenda on Health Care, Immigration, and Infrastructure

December 2017

The Public’s Priorities for Congress and President Trump in the Post-Thanksgiving Period

September 2017

The Public’s Views of Tax Reform and Other Domestic Issues

Americans’ Top Priorities for Congress Through the End of the Year

July 2017

The Public and the Critical Issues Before Congress in the Summer and Fall of 2017

April 2017

Americans’ Views on Domestic Policies in President Trump’s First 100 Days

January 2017

Americans’ Views on Domestic Priorities for President Trump’s First 100 Days

October 2016

The 2016 Election: Clinton vs. Trump Voters on American Health Care

September 2016

Americans’ Views on Current Trade and Health Policies