Founders Insight

NEW POLL: When the efficiency of nuclear energy is compared to coal, support for nuclear increases.

NEW POLL: Voters indicate an increased ‘peace of mind’ when considering nuclear’s historical track record of safety and reliability.

NEW POLL: The current regulatory environment for nuclear waste makes voters more likely to support the development of nuclear energy in Virginia.

NEW POLL: The size of a small modular reactor is very popular among voters.

NEW POLL: Voters favor the lower energy costs associated with nuclear.

NEW POLL: Information regarding the lack of carbon emissions from nuclear power plants leads respondents to be more likely to support future development.

NEW POLL: Voters are divided along party lines about which energy-related issue to prioritize, however, independents are mostly concerned about cost.

NEW POLL: Voters support energy independence.

NEW POLL: Before sharing more information about nuclear, our survey found that 55% of voters had a favorable opinion of nuclear power plants. After voters learned more details, support grew to 70%.

NEW POLL: While the General Assembly remains gridlocked regarding the future of nuclear energy, a clear majority of voters support nuclear energy in the Commonwealth.

Support for 15-week abortion plan (with exceptions) grew over past two months; support for the current law (26 Weeks) shrunk by the same amount. - @FoundersPolls Full Poll Here - foundersinsight.com/how-much-has-e… 3/5

Across party lines, a clear majority consider the economy to be ‘very important’ when casting their vote. 2/5

ICYMI: Party preference is the top factor voters consider when deciding their vote

NEW POLL: Governor Youngkin's approval rating continues to be strong.

With only two weeks before the election, Virginian voters are split 50/50 between voting for Republicans or Democrats.

ICYMI: 61% support allowing families to switch public schools.

NEW POLL: 43% of Democrats and 56% of Independents are more likely to support school choice knowing that studies have shown that more school choice options positively affect test scores in reading and math.

NEW POLL: School choice gains popularity when presented as expanding opportunities

ICYMI: Increased standard deductions are more popular than one-time tax rebates in the new state budget.

NEW POLL: Virginians are feeling the impacts of inflation the most at the grocery store.