Americans have had enough of runaway spending.
In comparison, four years ago under former President Donald Trump, thepoll found that 54 percent preferred a shutdown when Democrats fought over the debt ceiling, with only 31 percent saying that they preferred the opposite.
The poll also found that most voters think there is a spending problem, with 66 percent believing it is due to “politicians’ unwillingness to reduce government spending,” while 21 percent think “taxpayers are more to blame for the size of the deficit.” Additionally, when divided by party, a majority of every political category felt the deficit was due to “politicians’ unwillingness to reduce government spending,” including 77 percent of Republicans, 52 percent of Democrats, and 71 percent of independent respondents.
The survey was conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, LLC for Rasmussen Reports from January 18, 19, and 22 with 900 likely voters in the United States. The poll had a three percent margin of error and a 95 percent confidence level.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
A Majority of New Yorkers Want George Santos to Resign, New Poll ShowsMost New Yorkers say Long Island Republican Rep. George Santos, who has admitted to lying about his education and work experience, should resign, according to new poll figures
Lire la suite »
Rep. Nancy Mace: GOP's abortion stance led to slim House majority'We should have had a dozen or two dozen seat majority this legislative session, but we don't because this is one of the issues that was top of mind for swing voters.'
Lire la suite »
Utah’s Republican-majority state school board votes to oppose vouchersThe state school board voted early Monday to stand against the voucher bill currently rushing through the Utah Legislature that would allow students to use public funding to attend private schools.
Lire la suite »
57 percent support federal government ensuring universal health care: surveyA majority of adults in a new survey said that they believe it is the job of the federal government to ensure health care coverage for all Americans, but most also prefer a private health care system over a government-run option. The 57 percent of respondents supporting the idea that ensuring health care coverage is…
Lire la suite »
Alaska House majority forms to the right of the Senate’sThe Alaska Legislature wrapped up its first week of the session Friday. Alaska Public Media statewide affairs reporter Kavitha George spoke with Casey Grove about what happened.
Lire la suite »
POLL: Most Americans think both Biden and Trump inappropriately handled classified documentsBREAKING: Most Americans think both Biden and Trump inappropriately handled classified documents, but in weighing their severity, a plurality of the public believes Trump's actions were more serious, a new ABC News/Ipsos poll finds.
Lire la suite »