Data for Progress

Voters Want Companies to Protect Workers From Extreme Temperatures While on the Job

Ninety percent of voters say they support a proposed OSHA rule to protect workers from extreme heat.

Abby SpringsJuly 30, 2024Workers Rights, Climate

Voters Think Franchise Workers Should Be Considered Joint Employees and Entitled to Collective Bargaining Rights

After reading a brief description of the franchise model, voters believe that franchise workers should be considered employees of the franchisor.

Lew BlankJuly 23, 2024economy, Workers Rights, Economy

Voters Disagree With Many of J.D. Vance’s Controversial Statements

70% of Black voters disagree that “the [2020] election was stolen from Trump”

Abby SpringsJuly 22, 2024

A Strong Majority of Voters Believe Congress Shouldn’t Fund AI Innovation Until It Passes AI Consumer Protection Laws

Three in 5 voters oppose Congress spending taxpayer money to fund AI innovation in the U.S.

Abby SpringsJuly 18, 2024

Post-Debate, Swing Voters Are Increasingly More Concerned About Biden’s Age Than Trump’s Criminal Charges

Fifty-three percent of swing voters say they are more concerned about Biden’s age, a 12-point increase from our pre-debate survey.

Abby SpringsJuly 17, 2024Elections

Majority of Voters Think Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Alito Should Be Impeached, Support Gift Bans and Term Limits

A majority of voters, including a majority of Independents and one-third of Republicans, believe that Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Alito should be impeached for their conduct.

Abby SpringsJuly 16, 2024Judiciary

Voters Want to Ban Foreign Corporations From Influencing U.S. Elections

Eighty-two percent of voters agree that “there should be new limits on U.S. corporations spending money in our elections if the corporations have any foreign ownership.”

Abby SpringsJuly 10, 2024Democracy