The Facts

Election 2010 Poll

By Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, Democracy Corps, Campaign for Amerca's Future
November 05th, 2010
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Deficits And Economic Recovery

A Research Study On Investment and Deficit Reduction

By Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, Democracy Corps, Campaign for Amerca's Future
August 12th, 2010
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Politicians will face major voter backlash if they advocate cuts in Social Security benefits or choose deficit reduction over job creation, according to a poll by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner commissioned by the Campaign for America’s Future and Democracy Corps. This poll is based on interviews with 1,000 voters and is an in-depth look at how both conservative and progressive approaches toward federal spending resonate with likely voters. more »

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Majority of Americans approve of Unions

Submitted by Eran Lillestrand (not verified)
March 11, 2008

Americans approve of unions by a 40 point margin – 65 percent to 25 percent.

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Peter D. Hart Research Associates, “Employee Free Choice Act,” December 2006.

NETROOTS: HEALTH CARE TOP PRIORITY, SESTAK OVER SPECTER FOR SENATE

By Toby Chaudhuri
August 14, 2009

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**Netroots Nation 2009 Straw Poll Results**
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Investing In People

By OurFuture.org Staff
November 13, 2008

Here are some basic facts behind our call for "real investment" in people, assembled from recent government and private studies. We've fallen behind as a nation, but making the right spending choices will yield lasting dividends. more »


Participants in the July 17-20, 2008, Netroots Nations conference were asked what their top political issues were and what they believed should be the top priorities of the next presidential administration. The poll was co-sponsored by Democracy Corps and the Campaign for America's Future.

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People think the country is on the wrong track and the economy is in poor shape. They are hungry for change. A January 2008 survey of adults by ABC News and the Washington Post asked whether “we need to elect a president who can set the nation in a new direction” or to “keep the country moving in the direction Bush has been taking us.” more »

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ABC News/Washington Post Poll. Jan. 9-12, 2008. N=1,130 adults nationwide. www.pollingreport.com/politics.htm. "Would you like to see the next president generally continue with George W. Bush's policies, or would you rather see the next president change direction from Bush’s policies?" USA Today/Gallup Poll. Jan. 10-13, 2008. N=1,021 adults nationwide www.pollingreport.com/politics.htm. Washington Post-ABC News Poll. January 30-February 1, 2008, adults http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/03/AR2008020303148.html.