The Report

Do you support or oppose releasing all remaining unredacted federal investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein?

• Strongly support 100%
• Somewhat support 0%
• Somewhat oppose 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

7 respondents

Should government employees (congress, president, etc.), be allowed to make stock trades or leak data that would help others before announcing major policy decisions that affect the stock market?

• It should be illegal for them to leak data or make personal trades on any stock that they can manipulate with their policy decisions. 83%
• I don’t think politicians make enough money. Let them game the system and have an unfair advantage over the citizens they are supposed to represent. 17%
• I don’t care 0%

6 respondents

Which of the following issues is most important in influencing your vote? (Select up to three)

• Economy & Jobs 0%
• Immigration & Border Security 0%
• Healthcare 0%
• Gun Policy 0%
• Abortion & Reproductive Rights 0%
• Climate & Environment 0%
• Education 0%
• National Security & Foreign Policy 0%
• Taxes & Government Spending 0%
• Crime & Public Safety 0%
• Voting Rights & Elections 0%
• Social Issues & Civil Rights 0%

6 respondents

Do you support requiring government-issued photo ID to vote in federal elections?

• Strongly support 60%
• Somewhat support 40%
• Somewhat oppose 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

5 respondents

Do you think the United States is headed in the right direction or on the wrong track?

• Wrong track 100%
• Right direction 0%
• Unsure 0%

5 respondents

Gerrymandering: Do you believe that voting districts should be designed to enable an equal representation of race?

• Voting Districts (congressional seats) should reflect their constituents (the people) 100%
• Defining voting districts by race, is by definition racist, and no longer needed 0%

4 respondents

How much trust do you have in State Election Officials?

• A fair amount 100%
• A great deal 0%
• Not very much 0%
• None at all 0%

4 respondents

How much trust do you have in the Media?

• Not very much 50%
• None at all 50%
• A great deal 0%
• A fair amount 0%

4 respondents

How much trust do you have in the Courts?

• A fair amount 75%
• None at all 25%
• A great deal 0%
• Not very much 0%

4 respondents

How much trust do you have in the President?

• None at all 100%
• A great deal 0%
• A fair amount 0%
• Not very much 0%

4 respondents

The U.S. Supreme Court significantly weakened the Voting Rights Act of 1965, making it harder to challenge discriminatory redistricting, jeopardizing minority representation. What do you think?

• We need to protect the rights of everyone to vote so that we get the right representation in our government 100%
• The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was racist and should no longer stand 0%

3 respondents

Should the US government renew Section 702 of FISA, which allows warrantless surveillance of foreign targets?

• Yes, renew it as-is to protect national security 67%
• Not sure / need more information 33%
• Yes, but only with stronger privacy protections for Americans 0%
• No, warrantless surveillance should not be allowed 0%

3 respondents

Should the Voting Rights Act require states to create congressional districts where minority groups can elect their preferred candidates?

• Yes – the VRA should protect minority communities' ability to elect representatives of their choice 33%
• No – districts should be drawn without regard to race 33%
• Congress should update the Voting Rights Act to clarify the rules for redistricting 33%
• Race can be one factor, but should not be the dominant factor in drawing districts 0%

3 respondents

How much civilian oversight should the Secretary of Defense have over individual military branch secretaries like the Navy Secretary?

• Congress should confirm and have a role in removing branch secretaries 67%
• The Defense Secretary should have full authority to remove branch secretaries at will 33%
• Branch secretaries should have protected independence within their departments 0%
• The current oversight structure is appropriate as written in law 0%

3 respondents

Should states be allowed to redraw congressional district maps in the middle of a decade, outside the normal post-census process?

• Yes, states should be able to redistrict at any time 33%
• No, redistricting should only happen after each census 33%
• Only if an independent or bipartisan commission draws the maps 33%
• Courts should decide case by case 0%

3 respondents

Should public officials like the FBI Director be able to sue news outlets for defamation over reporting on their conduct in office?

• No – press freedom requires broad latitude to report on officials 100%
• Yes – officials deserve legal protection from false reporting 0%
• Only if the outlet acted with proven malice or reckless disregard for truth 0%
• Not sure / need more info 0%

3 respondents

How should Congress handle sexual misconduct allegations against its own members?

• An independent outside body should investigate, not Congress itself 33%
• The House Ethics Committee should handle it but with more transparency 33%
• Members facing credible allegations should be suspended pending investigation 33%
• The current Ethics Committee process is sufficient 0%

3 respondents

Should Congress be able to expel members found guilty of ethics violations, or should resignation remain a sufficient consequence?

• Congress should have stronger power to expel members for ethics violations 100%
• Resignation is a sufficient consequence — no further action needed 0%
• Ethics violations should be handled by the criminal justice system, not Congress 0%
• Congress should impose penalties beyond resignation, such as fines or benefit loss 0%

3 respondents

Who should control congressional redistricting in your state?

• Voters directly through referendums 67%
• State legislatures, as elected representatives 33%
• Independent, nonpartisan commissions 0%
• Federal courts to ensure equal representation 0%

3 respondents

How should the US government respond to rising measles cases amid debate over vaccine policy?

• Strengthen vaccine requirements and public health messaging 100%
• Maintain current vaccine policies without changes 0%
• Give states more control over their own vaccine policies 0%
• Focus on research into vaccine safety before expanding mandates 0%

3 respondents

What are the most important characteristics of a political candidate in the United States?

• Experience 0%
• College Degree 0%
• Married 0%
• No Criminal Record 0%
• Communication Skills 0%
• Empathy 0%
• Ability to partner and work with others? (across political parties) 0%
• Geo-political awareness & ability to partner 0%
• Someone interested in the greater good for citizens, vs political party 0%
• Business Background 0%

3 respondents

Should religious leaders like the Pope speak out on US foreign policy decisions such as military action?

• Yes, religious leaders have a moral duty to address war and peace 67%
• It depends on the specific issue and context 33%
• No, religious leaders should stay out of government foreign policy 0%
• They can comment, but should not pressure elected officials 0%

3 respondents

How much trust do you have in the Department of Justice?

• Not very much 67%
• None at all 33%
• A great deal 0%
• A fair amount 0%

3 respondents

How much trust do you have in Congress?

• None at all 67%
• Not very much 33%
• A great deal 0%
• A fair amount 0%

3 respondents

Do you believe the Department of Justice operates independently from political influence?

• Strongly influenced by politics 67%
• Mostly influenced by politics 33%
• Completely independent 0%
• Mostly independent 0%
• Not sure 0%

3 respondents

Do you support expanding access to mail-in voting in federal elections?

• Strongly support 67%
• Somewhat support 33%
• Somewhat oppose 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

3 respondents

Should the federal government set uniform national standards for federal elections, or should states retain primary control?

• State control 67%
• Shared authority 33%
• Federal standards 0%
• Not sure 0%

3 respondents

Should Congress place additional limits on a president's ability to issue pardons?

• Yes 100%
• No 0%
• Unsure 0%

3 respondents

In general, do you believe sentences for January 6 defendants have been too harsh, too lenient, or about right?

• Too lenient 100%
• Too harsh 0%
• About right 0%
• Not sure 0%

3 respondents

Do you support or oppose granting pardons or sentence reductions to individuals convicted in connection with the January 6, 2021 Capitol events?

• Strongly oppose 100%
• Strongly support 0%
• Somewhat support 0%
• Somewhat oppose 0%

3 respondents

Should the names of individuals referenced in Epstein-related documents be made public if they have not been charged with a crime?

• Depends on circumstances 67%
• Yes 33%
• No 0%
• Not sure 0%

3 respondents

Should the federal government regulate how social media companies moderate political speech?

• Yes (as long as they are protecting free speech) 67%
• Unsure 33%
• No (social media companies can moderate as they seem fit) 0%

3 respondents

Do you believe the next generation will have better, worse, or similar living standards compared to today?

• Somewhat worse 67%
• Much worse 33%
• Much better 0%
• Somewhat better 0%
• About the same 0%

3 respondents

How would you rate the federal government's handling of the economy?

• Poor 100%
• Excellent 0%
• Good 0%
• Fair 0%

3 respondents

How much do you trust the federal government to act in the best interests of people like you?

• Not very much 100%
• A great deal 0%
• A fair amount 0%
• Not at all 0%

3 respondents

Do you approve or disapprove of the way the current President is handling their job?

• Strongly disapprove 67%
• Strongly approve 33%
• Somewhat approve 0%
• Neither approve nor disapprove 0%
• Somewhat disapprove 0%

3 respondents

Balanced News Coverage: The Fairness Doctrine (1949-1987), should we bring it back? The closest the U.S. ever came to legally requiring balanced news coverage was the Fairness Doctrine (FCC in 1949)

• Yes, American's are too divided. All news organizations should be required to show facts from both parties (balanced) 100%
• No, keep the biased division where we only hear facts that support the narrative from our party. 0%

2 respondents

Should the president be required to get congressional approval to continue military operations beyond 60 days?

• Yes – Congress must authorize any extended military conflict 100%
• No – the president should have flexibility to manage ongoing operations 0%
• Only if a formal ceasefire is not in place 0%
• Congress should set clear terms but not require a formal vote 0%

2 respondents

How should national party leaders approach recruiting candidates for key Senate races?

• Party leaders should stay neutral and let primary voters decide 100%
• Party leaders should actively recruit and back specific candidates early 0%
• Party leaders should support candidates only after a primary field forms 0%
• Local state parties should handle recruitment without national interference 0%

2 respondents

Should a sitting president back primary challengers against members of their own party in Congress?

• No, it undermines the independence of Congress 100%
• Yes, it strengthens party unity and agenda 0%
• Only if the incumbent consistently opposes the president's key policies 0%
• Not sure / need more info 0%

1 respondents

After an election loss, how should a political party handle internal review reports about what went wrong?

• Release the full report publicly as soon as it's complete 100%
• Release the report after leadership reviews and prepares a response 0%
• Keep internal reviews private to avoid helping opponents 0%
• Have an independent outside group conduct and release the review 0%

1 respondents

Should governors be able to commute sentences for election-related crimes, or should those convictions be treated differently?

• Election-related crimes should be exempt from gubernatorial clemency to protect election integrity 100%
• Governors should have full clemency power, including for election-related crimes 0%
• Governors should be able to commute sentences, but election-related crimes should require legislative approval 0%
• Clemency decisions should be reviewed by an independent board regardless of crime type 0%

1 respondents

Should the federal government build a 250-foot arch monument in Washington, D.C.?

• No, it does not fit the character of Washington, D.C. 100%
• Yes, it would enhance the capital's landmarks 0%
• Only if approved through a broader public review process 0%
• No, federal funds should not be spent on new monuments 0%

1 respondents

Should officials under congressional investigation be prohibited from making large political donations to members of the investigating body?

• Yes, donations during investigations should be banned to prevent conflicts of interest 100%
• Yes, but only require public disclosure with stricter timing rules 0%
• No, political donations are a protected right regardless of investigations 0%
• Existing ethics and campaign finance laws are sufficient 0%

1 respondents

Should members of Congress from the same party as the president oppose his agenda when they disagree with it?

• Yes, lawmakers should always vote their conscience over party loyalty 100%
• Yes, but only on major issues with broad public concern 0%
• No, party unity is important for an effective government 0%
• No, voters elected them to support the president's agenda 0%

1 respondents

Citizens United: Should campaign finance be restricted so companies, unions and wealthy individuals cannot influence our political process?

• Yes, Our reps need to balance the needs of the people and large companies/donors. It is not balanced. Change is needed 100%
• No, the system is fine the way it is. (Representatives working for companies, not the people). 0%

1 respondents

Should the United States Congress have Term Limits?

• Yes, no more life-long politicians (bought and paid for by corporations) 100%
• No, leave the system the same 0%

1 respondents

Should senators face primary challenges for votes that go against their party's leadership?

• No – senators should be free to vote their conscience without fear of removal 100%
• Yes – elected officials should be accountable to their party's voters 0%
• It depends on the issue and circumstances 0%

1 respondents

Should states be allowed to redraw congressional district maps in the middle of a decade, outside the normal post-census cycle?

• No, redistricting should only happen after each census 100%
• Yes, states should be able to redraw maps at any time 0%
• Only if courts order a redraw due to legal violations 0%
• A nonpartisan commission should handle all redistricting 0%

1 respondents

Should the US president have broad authority to impose tariffs without Congressional approval?

• No, Congress should approve significant tariffs before they take effect 100%
• Yes, the president needs flexibility to act quickly on trade 0%
• Some tariffs should require approval, but emergency powers should remain 0%
• Not sure / need more info 0%

1 respondents

Should the federal government be able to access voter registration data from all 50 states?

• No, voter data should remain under state control 100%
• Yes, for legitimate election integrity oversight 0%
• Only with clear legal justification and court oversight 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

1 respondents

Should the US government revoke passports of parents who owe more than $2,500 in unpaid child support?

• Yes, it's an effective way to enforce child support obligations 100%
• Only in extreme cases, with higher thresholds or court review 0%
• No, it can harm children by limiting parents' ability to work abroad 0%
• Child support enforcement should use other tools, not passport revocation 0%

1 respondents

When drawing congressional district maps, how should states balance racial representation with other redistricting criteria?

• Minority voting power should be actively protected when drawing maps 100%
• Race should not be a factor in drawing district maps 0%
• Race can be one factor among many to ensure fair representation 0%
• An independent nonpartisan commission should draw all maps 0%

1 respondents

How should cities evaluate their emergency preparedness and disaster response leadership before major elections?

• Cities should conduct independent audits of emergency management before elections 100%
• Voters should prioritize disaster response record when choosing local leaders 0%
• Disaster response should be handled by appointed experts, not elected officials 0%
• Elected officials should retain full accountability for disaster response 0%

1 respondents

Should the Voting Rights Act require states to create majority-minority districts to ensure minority representation in Congress?

• Yes, majority-minority districts are necessary to ensure fair minority representation 100%
• No, districts should be drawn without regard to race 0%
• Minority representation should be protected, but through means other than race-based districts 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

1 respondents

Should abortion be legal in all cases, most cases, only in limited cases, or illegal in all cases?

• Legal in all cases 50%
• Legal in most cases 50%
• Only in limited cases 0%
• Illegal in all cases 0%

6 respondents

Do you support or oppose government actions aimed at reducing consumption of ultra-processed foods (such as labeling requirements, school meal standards, or public health campaigns)?

• Strongly support 40%
• Somewhat support 40%
• Neither support nor oppose 20%
• Somewhat oppose 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

5 respondents

How concerned are you about the potential long-term health effects associated with frequent consumption of ultra-processed foods (e.g., obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease)?

• Very concerned 60%
• Somewhat concerned 20%
• Not very concerned 20%
• Not at all concerned 0%

5 respondents

Based on what you know, how would you describe the overall health impact of regularly consuming ultra-processed foods?

• Somewhat harmful 100%
• Very harmful 0%
• Neither harmful nor beneficial 0%
• Somewhat beneficial 0%
• Very beneficial 0%
• Not sure 0%

5 respondents

How likely are you to receive recommended vaccines for adult diseases (such as influenza, COVID-19, shingles, or pneumonia) when advised by a healthcare professional?

• Very likely 60%
• Somewhat likely 40%
• Neither likely nor unlikely 0%
• Somewhat unlikely 0%
• Very unlikely 0%

5 respondents

Do you support or oppose a government-run healthcare system (often called "Medicare for All")?

• Strongly support 40%
• Somewhat support 20%
• Somewhat oppose 20%
• Strongly oppose 20%

5 respondents

How much do you trust the safety and effectiveness of vaccines recommended for children in the United States?

• A fair amount 100%
• A great deal 0%
• Not very much 0%
• Not at all 0%

4 respondents

How much do you trust the scientific and medical research behind vaccines recommended for adults in the United States?

• A fair amount 75%
• Not at all 25%
• A great deal 0%
• Not very much 0%

4 respondents

Should minors be allowed access to gender-affirming medical treatments with parental consent?

• No 75%
• Yes 25%
• Depends on the treatment 0%
• Unsure 0%

4 respondents

Should public funds be allowed to support organizations that provide abortion services?

• No 75%
• Yes 25%
• Unsure 0%

4 respondents

Should abortion laws be set at the federal level or determined by individual states?

• Federal level 100%
• State level 0%
• Shared authority 0%
• Unsure 0%

4 respondents

How confident are you that you could afford necessary medical care if you needed it?

• Very confident 50%
• Somewhat confident 25%
• Not very confident 25%
• Not at all confident 0%

4 respondents

Should the federal government cut funding to the Department of Health and Human Services, or maintain/increase it?

• Increase HHS funding for public health programs 100%
• Yes, significantly reduce HHS funding 0%
• Make modest cuts while protecting core programs 0%
• Keep HHS funding roughly the same 0%

3 respondents

Should the federal government expand research and clinical trials for psychedelic substances like psilocybin and ibogaine as potential medical treatments?

• Yes, expand federal research and clinical trials 33%
• Allow research but keep strict limits on access 33%
• Not sure / need more information 33%
• No, maintain current federal restrictions 0%

3 respondents

Should the federal government have greater authority to regulate prescription drug prices?

• Somewhat support 67%
• Strongly support 33%
• Somewhat oppose 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

3 respondents

Should private health insurance continue to play a major role in the U.S. healthcare system?

• Yes, but reduced role 67%
• Yes, major role 33%
• No, phase out 0%
• Unsure 0%

3 respondents

Should employers be required to cover birth control in health insurance plans, even if they have religious objections?

• No 67%
• Yes 33%
• Unsure 0%

3 respondents

Should states be allowed to require Medicaid recipients to work or volunteer in order to keep their health coverage?

• Only with strong exceptions for caregivers, disabled, and low-job-market areas 100%
• Yes, work requirements encourage self-sufficiency and reduce costs 0%
• No, Medicaid is a health program and work status shouldn't affect coverage 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

2 respondents

Should the federal government withhold Medicaid funding from states it believes are not doing enough to fight fraud?

• Yes, but only after a fair review process with clear standards 100%
• Yes – states must prove they're fighting fraud to receive federal funds 0%
• No – withholding funds harms patients who depend on Medicaid 0%
• No – fraud enforcement should be handled separately from program funding 0%

1 respondents

Should the federal government restrict access to mifepristone (the abortion pill), or should access remain as it currently is?

• Expand access to mifepristone beyond current rules 100%
• Yes, impose stricter limits on mifepristone access 0%
• No, keep current access rules in place 0%
• Leave decisions about mifepristone access to individual states 0%

1 respondents

Should the federal government regulate access to abortion pills, or should that be left to individual states?

• Federal government should set uniform national rules 100%
• Each state should decide its own abortion pill policies 0%
• Abortion pills should be freely accessible nationwide 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

1 respondents

Select the expenses that are placing the most strain on your household (Select top 5 expenses)

• Housing 0%
• Groceries 0%
• Healthcare 0%
• Insurance 0%
• Utilities 0%
• Childcare 0%
• Transportation (bus, train, tolls, ferry) 0%
• Education 0%
• Fuel for vehicle 0%
• Services (Mobile) 0%
• Services (Home Internet) 0%
• Car Payment 0%
• Debt payments 0%
• Other 0%
• N/A 0%

5 respondents

How independent should the Federal Reserve be from the President when setting interest rates?

• Fully independent — the Fed should set rates without presidential influence 100%
• Somewhat independent — the President's economic priorities should be considered 0%
• Closely coordinated — the Fed and President should align on rate decisions 0%
• Not sure / need more info 0%

4 respondents

Should the federal government provide subsidies or incentives to encourage companies to manufacture goods in the United States?

• Strongly support 75%
• Somewhat oppose 25%
• Somewhat support 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

4 respondents

Do you expect your financial situation to improve, worsen, or stay about the same over the next year?

• Worsen somewhat 50%
• Stay about the same 25%
• Worsen significantly 25%
• Improve significantly 0%
• Improve somewhat 0%

4 respondents

Should the US government provide financial bailouts to struggling airlines like Spirit Airlines?

• No, struggling airlines should be allowed to fail or merge naturally 67%
• Yes, to protect jobs and maintain airline competition 33%
• Only if the airline repays the government with interest 0%
• Encourage mergers instead of bailouts 0%

3 respondents

Do you believe higher import taxes increase prices for American consumers?

• Yes, significantly 100%
• Yes, somewhat 0%
• No 0%
• Not sure 0%

3 respondents

Are you concerned that higher tariffs could lead to trade retaliation from other countries?

• Very concerned 67%
• Somewhat concerned 33%
• Not very concerned 0%
• Not at all concerned 0%

3 respondents

Do you support increasing tariffs (import taxes) on foreign goods to protect U.S. industries?

• Strongly oppose 67%
• Somewhat oppose 33%
• Strongly support 0%
• Somewhat support 0%

3 respondents

The corporate tax rate for a C Corp is 21%. However, some companies pay zero taxes every year due to loopholes. Should these loop holes be closed so every company pays taxes?

• Close appropriate loopholes so every company pays taxes 100%
• Corporate tax code should remain unchanged 0%

3 respondents

Should taxes on households earning over $400,000 per year be increased, decreased, or kept the same? (they already paying 35%-37% of their income for taxes)

• Kept the same 67%
• Increased somewhat 33%
• Increased significantly 0%
• Decreased somewhat 0%
• Decreased significantly 0%

3 respondents

Do you believe homeownership is realistically attainable for you (or for younger adults today)?

• Probably not 100%
• Yes, definitely 0%
• Yes, somewhat 0%
• Definitely not 0%

3 respondents

Approximately what percentage of your monthly income goes toward housing?

• 20–30% 33%
• 30–40% 33%
• More than 50% 33%
• Less than 20% 0%
• 40–50% 0%

3 respondents

Have current interest rates made it harder for you to buy a home, vehicle, or finance major purchases?

• Yes, significantly harder 100%
• Yes, somewhat harder 0%
• No 0%
• Not applicable 0%

3 respondents

How much has inflation affected your household's financial stability over the past year?

• A great deal 33%
• A lot 33%
• A little 33%
• A moderate amount 0%
• Not at all 0%

3 respondents

How would you rate the availability of good jobs in your area?

• Excellent 33%
• Fair 33%
• Poor 33%
• Good 0%

3 respondents

Are your wages or income keeping up with the cost of living?

• Falling behind 100%
• More than keeping up 0%
• About keeping up 0%
• Far behind 0%

3 respondents

How secure do you feel in your current job or primary source of income?

• Somewhat secure 33%
• Not very secure 33%
• Not at all secure 33%
• Very secure 0%
• Secure 0%

3 respondents

Compared to one year ago, is your personal financial situation better, worse, or about the same?

• Much worse 67%
• Somewhat worse 33%
• Much better 0%
• Somewhat better 0%
• About the same 0%

3 respondents

No Pensions-Retirement Problem: In the 1980's, under R. Regan (Revenue Act), companies were allowed to cancel pensions (liability), and shift to 401K/stock market for employees (no guarantee)

• Companies be forced to bring back pensions to help guarantee retirement income 0%
• The federal government should create incentives for companies to bring back pensions (not forced) 0%
• No, leave status quo, companies don't need the liability, employees should invest on their own 0%
• With AI eliminating jobs, and corporate profits increasing, this should be a requirement (shift increasing burden from Medicare/Medicaid to take care of employees) 0%

2 respondents

Is housing in your area affordable for people like you?

• Somewhat unaffordable 50%
• Not at all affordable 50%
• Very affordable 0%
• Somewhat affordable 0%
• Neutral 0%

2 respondents

Should the federal government back crypto currencies (often times used for crime), making tax payers liable or should that industry support itself

• No, we should not be liable and one day have to bail them out 100%
• US Tax Payers should be liable for crypto 0%

1 respondents

Should Congress pass a comprehensive federal framework to regulate the crypto industry?

• Yes, a clear federal framework would provide needed oversight and stability 100%
• Yes, but Congress — not the industry — should shape the rules 0%
• No, existing regulations are sufficient without new legislation 0%
• No, crypto should remain largely unregulated to encourage innovation 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

1 respondents

Overall, do you believe immigration has a positive, negative, or neutral impact on the country?

• Very positive 75%
• Somewhat positive 25%
• Neutral 0%
• Somewhat negative 0%
• Very negative 0%

4 respondents

Should states have greater authority to enforce federal immigration laws independently?

• Yes 100%
• No 0%
• Unsure 0%

3 respondents

Should the federal government use emergency or national security authorities to address illegal immigration?

• Only in extreme circumstances 67%
• No 33%
• Yes 0%
• Unsure 0%

3 respondents

Do you approve or disapprove of how Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducts enforcement operations?

• Strongly disapprove 67%
• Somewhat disapprove 33%
• Strongly approve 0%
• Somewhat approve 0%

3 respondents

Should undocumented immigrants currently living in the U.S. be offered a pathway to citizenship?

• Yes, with conditions 67%
• Yes, for all 33%
• No 0%
• Unsure 0%

3 respondents

Should the federal government increase funding for physical border barriers and enforcement?

• Somewhat support 67%
• Somewhat oppose 33%
• Strongly support 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

3 respondents

How concerned are you about border security?

• Somewhat concerned 33%
• Not very concerned 33%
• Not at all concerned 33%
• Extremely concerned 0%
• Very concerned 0%

3 respondents

Should race be considered when drawing congressional districts to ensure minority representation?

• Race can be one factor, but should not be the primary one 67%
• Congress should update the Voting Rights Act to clarify the rules 33%
• Yes, race should be a factor to ensure fair minority representation 0%
• No, districts should be drawn without regard to race 0%

3 respondents

Should the Justice Department be allowed to review and reverse prosecutorial decisions made by the previous administration?

• No – prosecutorial decisions should be insulated from political changes 67%
• Yes, but only through an independent review process 33%
• Yes – each administration should set its own enforcement priorities 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

3 respondents

Should police need a warrant to access your smartphone's location and tracking data?

• Warrants should be required except in urgent public safety situations 67%
• Yes, a warrant should always be required 33%
• Law enforcement should have broad access to help solve crimes 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

3 respondents

Should the Justice Department be allowed to lower hiring standards to rebuild its workforce after staff departures?

• No, high standards must be maintained regardless of staffing needs 100%
• Yes, flexibility is needed to fill critical vacancies quickly 0%
• Standards can be temporarily adjusted but should be restored once staffing stabilizes 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

3 respondents

Should the federal government prosecute public figures for social media posts that may be interpreted as threatening, even if the intent is disputed?

• Not sure / need more information 50%
• No, First amendment rights (free speech) is protected for everyone. 50%
• Yes, if a post could reasonably be seen as a threat, prosecution is appropriate 0%
• Only if there is clear evidence of intent to threaten 0%
• No, ambiguous posts should not be the basis for criminal charges 0%

2 respondents

Should the federal government create a fund to compensate people who claim they were unfairly targeted by government agencies?

• No, this risks misuse of taxpayer money 100%
• Yes, victims of government overreach deserve compensation 0%
• Only if an independent body verifies the claims 0%
• No, existing legal remedies are sufficient 0%

1 respondents

Should the United States Supreme Court have term limits?

• Yes, there should be term limits 100%
• No, leave the court the way it is 0%

1 respondents

Should the federal government be allowed to seize and retain local election ballots and voting materials as part of a federal investigation?

• No, election materials should remain under local control unless a court orders otherwise 100%
• Yes, federal authorities should have full access to election materials for investigations 0%
• Yes, but only with strict court oversight and time limits on retention 0%
• No, seizing local ballots poses too great a risk to election integrity and local authority 0%

1 respondents

Do you support requiring background checks for all gun sales, including private and gun show sales?

• Strongly support 100%
• Somewhat support 0%
• Somewhat oppose 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

4 respondents

Do you feel safe in your community?

• Very safe 50%
• Somewhat safe 50%
• Neither safe nor unsafe 0%
• Somewhat unsafe 0%
• Not at all safe 0%

4 respondents

Do you believe states should make it easier or harder for individuals to carry concealed firearms?

• Much easier 33%
• Keep as-is 33%
• Much harder 33%
• Somewhat easier 0%
• Somewhat harder 0%

3 respondents

Do you support or oppose banning the sale of assault-style weapons?

• Strongly support 67%
• Somewhat support 33%
• Somewhat oppose 0%
• Strongly oppose 0%

3 respondents

Should Congress require the president to get approval before continuing military operations against Iran beyond 60 days?

• Yes – Congress must authorize any extended military action 100%
• The president should have flexibility but must keep Congress informed 0%
• No – the president needs full authority to act quickly in conflicts 0%
• Military action against Iran should end immediately regardless 0%

3 respondents

What should the U.S. do about Iran's activity in the Strait of Hormuz?

• Use military force to keep the strait open 0%
• Pursue diplomatic negotiations first 0%
• Apply economic sanctions without military action 0%
• Work with international allies on a joint response 0%

3 respondents

How should the US approach nuclear negotiations with Iran?

• Work through multilateral partners rather than direct US-Iran negotiations 67%
• Maintain maximum pressure with no major concessions until Iran fully halts enrichment 33%
• Push for a comprehensive deal that limits Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief 0%
• Pursue direct diplomatic talks without preconditions 0%

3 respondents

How should the US handle its relationship with China regarding Taiwan?

• Maintain strong military support for Taiwan to deter China 100%
• Prioritize trade deals with China, even if it means reducing Taiwan support 0%
• Pursue diplomatic balance — support Taiwan while actively negotiating with China 0%
• Let Taiwan determine its own fate without direct US involvement 0%

2 respondents

Should the US pursue criminal cases against foreign officials accused of corruption, even when it complicates diplomatic relations?

• Yes, prosecuting foreign corruption should be a priority regardless of diplomatic cost 100%
• Only if it serves clear US national security interests 0%
• No, criminal cases against foreign officials create too many diplomatic problems 0%
• It depends on the severity of the alleged crimes 0%

1 respondents

Should the US use arms sales to Taiwan as a bargaining chip in negotiations with China?

• No – commitments to Taiwan's security should not be traded away 100%
• Yes – all tools should be on the table in diplomacy with China 0%
• Taiwan policy should be decided independently of trade or other China talks 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

1 respondents

Should the US go forward with a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, even if it strains relations with China?

• Yes, the US should complete the arms sale to Taiwan as planned 100%
• No, the US should pause or cancel the sale to improve relations with China 0%
• The US should negotiate a modified deal that balances both concerns 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

1 respondents

Should the United States maintain current defense commitments to NATO allies?

• Yes, maintain or increase 67%
• Yes, maintain current levels 33%
• Reduce commitments 0%
• Withdraw from NATO 0%

3 respondents

Do you support efforts by the United States to increase its strategic control or ownership interests in Greenland?

• Strongly oppose 100%
• Strongly support 0%
• Somewhat support 0%
• Somewhat oppose 0%

3 respondents

Should a president be required to obtain Congressional approval before initiating significant military action abroad?

• Yes, except emergencies 67%
• Yes, always 33%
• No 0%
• Unsure 0%

3 respondents

Do you support stronger U.S. actions, including sanctions or military measures, to influence political outcomes in Venezuela?

• Strongly oppose 100%
• Strongly support 0%
• Somewhat support 0%
• Somewhat oppose 0%

3 respondents

Black veterans were denied home and business loans from the GI Bill after WW2 due to racism. Should America right this wrong?

• Yes, Those families were left behind and deserve something 0%
• No, too long ago. 0%
• Yes, but this was a state issue (largely in the south), let them deal with it 0%
• Yes, this is a nation issue, and states should be penalized for their behavior 0%

2 respondents

Should states determine how race, gender identity, and U.S. history are taught in public schools or should the federal government?

• Federal Government should set standards for what is taught in schools 67%
• States should determine what is taught in schools 33%
• Unsure 0%

3 respondents

Do you support federal student loan forgiveness programs?

• Strongly support 33%
• Somewhat oppose 33%
• Strongly oppose 33%
• Somewhat support 0%

3 respondents

How much confidence do you have in U.S. regulatory agencies to ensure pesticides are safe for public health when approved for use?

• Not very much 80%
• A fair amount 20%
• A great deal of confidence 0%
• None at all 0%

5 respondents

Should the US government provide financial bailouts to failing airlines to prevent shutdowns and protect travelers?

• No, failing airlines should go through normal bankruptcy without government aid 100%
• Yes, bailouts protect travelers and preserve competition 0%
• Only if airlines repay the government with interest 0%
• Government should focus on traveler protections, not airline bailouts 0%

2 respondents

Should the federal government provide financial relief to struggling low-cost airlines to prevent collapse?

• No – failing airlines should restructure or close without taxpayer help 100%
• Yes – affordable air travel is a public good worth protecting 0%
• Only as a loan that must be repaid, not a direct subsidy 0%
• Only if it protects workers and stranded passengers, not investors 0%

1 respondents

Should the US government restrict foreign countries, including China, from purchasing American farmland near military sites?

• Yes, ban all foreign purchases of US farmland near military sites 100%
• Yes, but allow purchases with strict national security review 0%
• No, foreign land purchases should remain open with existing oversight 0%
• No restrictions needed; free markets should decide 0%

1 respondents

Should the federal gas tax be temporarily suspended to help lower gas prices for consumers?

• Yes, suspend it to give drivers immediate relief 100%
• No, the savings are too small to matter and we need the revenue 0%
• Only if paired with other measures to lower prices long-term 0%
• Not sure / need more information 0%

1 respondents