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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 07/10/2026

Americans may disagree over abortion’s morality, but PPC surveys show majorities of Americans in both parties agree that doctors should not be imprisoned for providing abortions before fetal viability. See the bipartisan common ground across 100+ specific issues in our bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 02/10/2026

What happens when We the People decide what federal tax policy should be? PPC surveyed 20,000+ Americans nationally and in the battlegrounds and found bipartisan agreement on changing taxes – mainly on the ultra-wealthy – that would raise $455 billion in new revenue.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 29/09/2026

Americans say Congress reflects the will of the people 35% of the time. PPC surveys found majorities of Democrats and Republicans see more public influence in Congress as a path to them better serving the common good. We the People have common ground. What if Congress built on it?

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 28/09/2026

Would you believe Americans across parties agree on ways to fix our immigration system? PPC surveys show bipartisan majority support for new government actions. Swipe through, then explore the full common ground at the link in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 25/09/2026

When it comes to the environment and energy, are Americans miles apart? Turns out PPC survey results show we are not. Congress may be divided. But among We the People, there’s extensive bipartisan common ground. Explore where the people agree at the link in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 22/09/2026

Political debates can make Americans seem deeply divided. But on issues like the cost of living, health care, housing, Social Security, and immigration, PPC’s surveys find more bipartisan common ground than the headlines suggest.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 18/09/2026

Americans say government does what most people want just 35% of the time. Yet nearly 9 in 10 say listening more to We the People would help Congress find common ground. PPC surveys found 100+ policy proposals where majorities of both Republicans & Democrats agree. Link in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 16/09/2026

AI is changing fast. But Americans already agree on more of the guardrails than you might expect. PPC surveys show bipartisan support – nationally and across the battlegrounds – for government regulating high-impact AI, deepfakes and more. Watch to see where the common ground is.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 15/09/2026

Think Americans can’t agree on abortion? When asked about what the law should be – whether doctors should be sent to prison – PPC surveys found surprising common ground across party lines and across the country. What else do Americans agree on more than we realize?

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 11/09/2026

In a new @usatodayopinion.usatoday.com op-ed, PPC Director Steven Kull highlights the research showing striking bipartisan agreement on healthcare: majorities of Republicans and Democrats want the government to do more to make it affordable – and agree on many solutions. Read it in the comments.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 10/09/2026

While there’s division over the morality of abortion – turns out there’s bipartisan agreement on what the law should be. PPC surveys found common ground in the battlegrounds and nationally on when abortion should be a crime and on whether birth control access should be increased.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 08/09/2026

Immigration is often framed as a choice between mass deportation or letting millions stay illegally. PPC surveys show bipartisan majorities support another option: a path to legal status for most and deportation for those with a criminal record. See the agreement in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 04/09/2026

What happened to the money Americans were promised in retirement? Without action, Social Security will be cut by over a fifth in 2032. We asked Americans what to do. Surprise: majorities of both parties want the same fixes. And it goes beyond retirement. Full common ground results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 02/09/2026

When it comes to immigration, many assume Democrats and Republicans are hopelessly divided. PPC’s new surveys tell a different story: majorities of Americans from both parties agree on major policies – including what to do about millions living in the U.S. without legal status.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 28/08/2026

When asked what government should do about the cost of living, Republicans and Democrats agree on more than you might expect. National PPC surveys show extensive bipartisan common ground on 100+ proposals, including on affordability. Share to put agreement back in the conversation.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 26/08/2026

Congress took steps dealing with housing. Do Americans want lawmakers to go further? In a @usatodayopinion.usatoday.com op-ed, PPC founder Steven Kull examines cross-party support for more affordable housing, rental assistance and limits on corporate homeownership. Read it in the comments.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 25/08/2026

What do Americans think should be done to save Social Security benefits? Majorities of Democrats and Republicans agree on solutions. Watch the video to see which have bipartisan support – nationally, and across competitive states and districts. Full results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 21/08/2026

What should Congress do about Social Security’s looming funding problem? PPC surveys show majorities of Republicans and Democrats – nationally and across the battlegrounds – agree on several fixes. Watch to see which solutions have bipartisan support. Full results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 20/08/2026

Raising kids costs families two important things: money and time. Do Americans agree on what would help? Across the battlegrounds, majorities of Democrats and Republicans back federal proposals to ease both. Explore the full survey results at the link in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 17/08/2026

What would it take to make raising a family more affordable? PPC surveys find broad bipartisan support for policies that ease the costs of raising children – including child care, paid leave, and preschool. See the full national and battleground results at the link in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 13/08/2026

Should families with children get more federal support? Large bipartisan majorities favor more federal help with the costs of raising children and time to care for them. Which proposal would make the biggest difference for families you know? Full results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 12/08/2026

When income doesn’t cover the basics, what role should government play? From Medicaid spending to the federal minimum wage, majorities of Democrats and Republicans support government doing more. That agreement holds nationwide and across the battlegrounds. Full findings in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 10/08/2026

What do Americans think about low-income federal programs? Our surveys found bipartisan support for increasing the minimum wage, food assistance, and Medicaid spending. That agreement held nationwide, and in battleground states and districts. Full results linked in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 07/08/2026

Americans across party lines are concerned about healthcare access and affordability. What do they think government should do about it? Swipe through to see which solutions drew majority support from both Democrats and Republicans across the battlegrounds. Full results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 07/08/2026

Congress has scheduled cuts to Medicaid. But survey results show most Americans it increased. PPC Director Steven Kull joined @fox5dc.bsky.social to discuss the bipartisan support for lowering healthcare costs and expanding coverage. Watch the full segment at the link in the comments.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 06/08/2026

Across the country and in the battlegrounds, Republicans and Democrats agree: government should do more for low-income Americans. They support increased food benefits, higher wages, more tax credits, and expanded health coverage. Full common ground results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 05/08/2026

Americans agree across party lines on how government should regulate AI. In @usatodayopinion.usatoday.com, PPC founder Steven Kull examines bipartisan support for federal oversight, AI testing, deepfake rules, and international safeguards. Read the op-ed in the comments.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 04/08/2026

Most Americans want to ban drug companies from keeping cheaper generics off the market, just one of many health policies where both parties have common ground. PPC's Charles Lewitus lays out where Republicans and Democrats already agree across the battlegrounds. Full results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 03/08/2026

Congress recently enacted a new housing law. Would you be surprised to know that both Democrats and Republicans want government to go further? Across the battlegrounds, majorities in both parties support policies to make housing more affordable. Explore the results. Link in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 31/07/2026

When it comes to the problems that matter most, Americans agree on a lot of the solutions. PPC Assoc. Dir. Charles Lewitus brought recent battleground data to @fox5dc.bsky.social: majorities of both parties agree on major housing policies, even in the most competitive races. Results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 30/07/2026

Healthcare remains one of Americans' top concerns, and most want the government to do more to lower costs. Across the battlegrounds, both parties backed proposals that have come before Congress, from cutting drug prices to broadening eligibility for Medicare. Full survey results in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 24/07/2026

Americans want government doing more on housing. Not a little. Substantially more. Across the battlegrounds, majorities of both parties want Congress going further than the new law, including $24 billion in low-income rental assistance, that it leaves out entirely. Link in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 23/07/2026

Housing costs worry both parties, and they largely agree on policies going further than what Congress recently passed. One example: barring large corporations from owning single-family homes. Majorities of both parties favored it in all 38 battlegrounds. Full results at the link in bio.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 22/07/2026

Americans see AI's potential, but want limits on its risks. Both parties largely agree. In some cases, more Republicans than Democrats favored an active government role. AI is the first of 15 topics in the ‘Common Ground in the Battlegrounds?’ series. Follow for the rest.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 20/07/2026

Who wants the government to regulate AI, Republicans or Democrats? Both, and by wide margins. New surveys in 11 competitive states and 28 House districts reveal large bipartisan majorities want the same regulations for AI. Full results in the comments.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 04/07/2026

James Madison said government should never be "subversive of the authority of the people." 70% of Americans say federal decisions are guided by the views of the people less than they should be. Dr. Steven Kull unpacks the findings. Link in comments.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 03/07/2026

After 250 years, Republicans and Democrats agree the Founders promised a government that serves the common good. They don’t think it’s happening. Americans say elected officials do what the majority wants only 41% of the time, on average. Dr. Steven Kull unpacks the research. Link in comments.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 02/07/2026

It's easy to believe Americans are incredibly divided. The data shows otherwise. 100+ policy positions where majorities of Republicans and Democrats line up: healthcare, housing, taxes, America's role in the world. Follow for more, full research in the comments.

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 17/07/2025

Out today: New survey finds majorities of both Rs and Ds: -favor the US being part of the eight major UN agencies, including the World Health Organization -oppose reducing how much the US works through the UN and its agencies -oppose sanctioning the ICC and favor joining the ICC. bit.ly/411Dvjs

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 27/06/2025

ICYMI: PPC’s June 2025 survey shows strong support for tax reforms targeting high-income and high-wealth individuals, with projected deficit reduction of $485 billion. Detailed analysis and methodology here: tinyurl.com/4xwea462

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 26/06/2025

ICYMI: Recent PPC data finds that majorities across the political spectrum do not support cuts to Medicaid, SNAP, or medical research, nor do they support increases to defense and homeland security, contrary to proposed congressional cuts. View the full report: tinyurl.com/4xwea462

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 25/06/2025

While Congress works to extend the 2017 tax cuts, cut Medicaid, and increase defense spending, data from @publicconsultation.org finds most Americans support a completely different budget, that: –Raises income taxes on >$200k –Does not cut Medicaid –Reduces defense spending tinyurl.com/4xwea462

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 17/04/2025

New survey finds over three-quarters of Americans favor continuing tax credits for clean energy and buying electric vehicles, and nearly seven-in-ten oppose increasing the amount of offshore drilling, with majorities of Rs and Ds in agreement. See the full results: bit.ly/4cBsCtj

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 16/04/2025

Majorities oppose restricting the use of food stamps to buy sodas, snacks and desserts, including a majority of Republicans in most cases. The government subsidizing discounts on fruits and vegetables bought with food stamps is favored by 90% (R 86, D 93) 4/5

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 16/04/2025

Bipartisan majorities favor increasing SNAP benefits (food stamps) for: -Single mothers (70%, R 68, D 76), which they were informed is $530 a month on average. -Individuals living alone (86%, R 82, D 92) which they were informed is $170 a month on average. 3/5

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 16/04/2025

Among residents of states that have not expanded Medicaid, a bipartisan majority (75%) favors their state doing so. Among those in states that have expanded Medicaid, an even larger majority of 87% favor their state continuing to do so. 2/5

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 16/04/2025

National Survey on Medicaid, SNAP and EITC: Reducing spending on Medicaid is opposed by a large and bipartisan majority of 81%, including 75% of Republicans and 86% of Democrats. A small majority of 55% favor increasing spending (R 49, D 65) 1/5 Full results: tinyurl.com/y48sbnj6

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 03/04/2025

Our latest survey reveals broad opposition to expanding presidential powers-often bipartisan-including over independent agencies. We break down the complete findings on The Federal Drive with Tom Temin. Check it out: tinyurl.com/yujraje9 @federalnewsnetwork.com

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 01/04/2025

ICYMI: Raising tariffs on all imports to 20 percent is supported by just three in ten Americans, including less than half of Republicans (39%) and independents (32%). Bipartisan majority prefers keeping tariffs low, so long as trade partners abide by trade rules. Read more: tinyurl.com/4dkt9vrf

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Program for Public Consultation @publicconsultation.org · 28/03/2025

Trending: Most Americans agree that Presidents should not have more power over federal funds, but rather Congress should keep their authority over spending. @wsj.com (76%) @publicconsultation.bsky.social (63%)

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