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POLL: Issue of Health Care Funding Putting Seats in Play for Democrats in RedStates of Ohio & Texas
New data in Ohio and Texas show both states, which Donald Trump carried by double digits in the 2024 election, hosting incredibly competitive 2026 races. In each state, the Senate and Governor’s races are well within the margin of error. And the issue of health care – specifically protecting Medicaid and rural hospital funding – is a top concern for voters, helping Democrats have a path to a Senate majority, and will play an integral role in which candidates win these hyper-competitive races.
POLL: Voters Reject Dysfunction: Democrats Sink, Republicans Surge, and the Center Remains Up for Grabs
New Quinnipiac poll shows historic disapproval of congressional Democrats, record-high approval for Republicans, and deep voter dissatisfaction with government. Center Aisle Coalition breaks down what it means for both parties—and how they can win over the commonsense center.
POLL: Democrats Want Moderation—And the Party Should Listen
New Quinnipiac poll shows historic disapproval of congressional Democrats, record-high approval for Republicans, and deep voter dissatisfaction with government. Center Aisle Coalition breaks down what it means for both parties—and how they can win over the commonsense center.
POLL: majority of americans oppose tariffs citing inflation concerns, supply chain disruptions
The latest Quinnipiac University National Poll (December 2024) and previous Center Aisle Coalition (CAC) research reveal that tariffs remain an unpopular and economically damaging policy choice. As President Trump moves forward with his plan to impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, polling shows a majority of Americans oppose this strategy, citing concerns over inflation, economic stability, and supply chain disruption