Data for Progress

We are thrilled to announce that @ryanodonnellpa has been named the next executive director of Data for Progress! Ryan is an expert in survey methodology with a long history in progressive and union politics — he has worked with DFP since 2019 to shape our electoral polling.

NEW POLL: 56% of voters say Trump's war against Iran benefits Israel over the US. Just 29% believe the US benefits more. Our poll with @demandprogress and conducted by @DataProgress also finds this war for Israel will be a liability for Republicans in November. More below 🔽

NEW @DataProgress POLL: 56% of voters think the Iran war benefits Israel more, compared to only 29% who think it benefits the U.S. more Surprisingly, 47% of Republicans, a plurality, think the war benefits Israel more, compared to only 42% who think it benefits the U.S. more.

Read the full poll here: dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/3/19…

Voters are largely split on the main reason for the U.S. striking Iran. Democrats, Independents, and high-information voters attribute the strikes to advancing Israeli interests at a higher rate than Republicans and low-information voters.

NEW: A strong majority of voters (68%) would oppose the U.S. putting boots on the ground in Iran. This includes 85% of Democrats, 71% of Independents, and about half of Republicans.

The Supreme Court ruled Trump’s tariffs illegal & 80% of voters say tariff refunds should be issued. That's no fringe position. Our polling with @DataProgress makes it clear: people want their money back. 👇 finance.yahoo.com/news/tariff-re…

no war, no ground invasion. @DataProgress in @playbookdc this AM.

Today @Groundwork and @DataProgress released some polling we did on energy, data centers, and how government should respond. 🧵 on the key findings 1/ groundworkcollaborative.org/news/new-polli…

Full poll: dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/3/16…

Voters are particularly concerned by markets on terrorism and political assassinations. More than 2 in 3 voters also say they are concerned about markets where a single person controls the outcome.

Our new poll shows that voters don't think prediction markets should be allowed to offer wagers on government actions — including military strikes.

65% of Americans — including 42% of Republicans — say Trump’s disastrous tariff agenda is to blame for driving up their everyday costs. Our new polling with @DataProgress makes it clear: voters want their money back. With every passing day, the amount Americans are owed as a result of these tariffs grows.

New Poll! Demand Progress and @DataProgress found that Americans do not support the Trump admin’s plans to force AI companies to let them use their tech for military and surveillance.

⚡️📊 NEW POLL: Majority of Americans Believe Trump Launched Iran War to Cover Up Epstein Scandal A new Drop Site/Zeteo/Data For Progress survey also finds likely American voters are split on whether Trump is more responsive to the American people or to Israel. By @ryagrim dropsitenews.com/p/new-survey-a…

Americans know what war means for their wallets. New polling from us & @DataProgress finds ~90% of voters believe the war with Iran will raise prices on everyday essentials. It’s already happening: ⛽ Gas prices have jumped 51¢ in a week ✈️ Jet fuel prices have more than doubled since Jan.

POLL: Most Americans Believe Trump Launched Iran War to Cover Up Epstein Scandal An exclusive @DropSiteNews /Zeteo/@DataProgress survey finds likely American voters are split on whether Trump is more responsive to the American people or to Israel. Read: zeteo.com/p/new-poll-mos…

Read the full poll: dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/3/5/…

NEW: Nearly 3 in 4 voters (72%) say the Justice Department and FBI should be doing more to hold people named in the Epstein files accountable. But only 35% think arrests will actually happen.

Who are the voters who are defecting from Trump? Our new analysis finds that being a voter of color and having low political news consumption are two of the strongest indicators that a Trump voter would now choose a Democrat for Congress. dataforprogress.org/insights/2026/…