Resource Type: Polling & Surveys
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For Members
Taking stock of the election
November 14, 2018
As we mentioned last week*, this midterm election had a mixed bag of results for climate and clean energy advocates. (For a rundown on environmental ballot measures outcomes, see here). What did we learn, and what does it mean for our public engagement efforts moving forward?
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For Members
Clean Energy Communications in a New Era
November 13, 2018
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For Members
Poll: Latinx voters are experiencing climate change, want Congress to pass climate and energy policies
November 8, 2018
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For Members
Poll: Findings from the Fall 2018 NSEE
October 31, 2018
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For Members
Poll: Muslim-American Views on Climate Change
October 30, 2018
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For Members
Legislative Staff and Representation in Congress
October 30, 2018
Senior Congressional aides consistently do not accurately identify their district or state’s policy preferences on issues (ranging from regulating carbon emissions to gun control to health care) and often overestimate their constituents’ conservatism. Across all five issues, this research finds that staffers do not accurately identify their district or state’s preferences and often overestimate their constituents’ conservatism. For example, 78% of staffers underestimated constituent support for carbon limits in their districts and states.
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Diverse segments of the US public underestimate the environmental concerns of minority and low-income Americans
October 29, 2018
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Poll: Democrats Increasingly Support The Idea Of A Green Jobs Plan
October 24, 2018