Progressive Change Campaign Committee, Bold Progressives

Progressive Change Campaign Committee Polling

Click here to take action!

Polls conducted by Public Policy Polling (PPP) on behalf of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee. More details on each poll can be found at the bottom of the page, including poll dates and sample sizes.

GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION

Do you support or oppose criminal background checks to keep guns out of the wrong hands?
Kentucky* Support 82% Oppose 13% Not sure 5%
Do you support or oppose banning assault weapons?
Kentucky* Support 50% Oppose 42% Not sure 8%

SENATOR MITCH McCONNELL

Who do you think Mitch McConnell represents more in Congress: his big campaign contributors or regular Kentucky voters?
Kentucky* His big campaign contributors 53% Regular Kentucky voters 36% Not sure 11%

DEFICIT REDUCTION

In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose cutting military spending?
New Hampshire* Support 53% Oppose 40% Not sure 7%
In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose cutting waste in military spending?
Illinois* Support 73% Oppose 19% Not sure 9%
Virginia* Support 74% Oppose 19% Not sure 7%
In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose ending agriculture subsidies to big agricorporations?
New Hampshire* Support 79% Oppose 12% Not sure 9%
Illinois* Support 76% Oppose 12% Not sure 12%
Virginia* Support 79% Oppose 11% Not sure 11%
In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose ending subsidies to big oil companies?
New Hampshire* Support 80% Oppose 13% Not sure 8%
Illinois* Support 86% Oppose 8% Not sure 6%
Virginia* Support 76% Oppose 15% Not sure 9%
In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose cutting spending on Social Security benefits, which is the retirement program for the elderly?
New Hampshire Support 13% Oppose 75% Not sure 11%
Illinois Support 16% Oppose 74% Not sure 10%
Virginia Support 23% Oppose 66% Not sure 11%
In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose cutting spending on Medicare benefits, which is the government health insurance program for the elderly?
New Hampshire Support 17% Oppose 74% Not sure 8%
Illinois Support 19% Oppose 73% Not sure 8%
Virginia Support 23% Oppose 68% Not sure 9%
In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose cutting spending on Medicaid benefits, which is the government health insurance program for the poor, disabled, and children?
New Hampshire Support 25% Oppose 66% Not sure 9%
Illinois Support 29% Oppose 64% Not sure 8%
Virginia Support 30% Oppose 59% Not sure 11%

2012 MANDATE

In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose raising taxes on those with incomes over $250,000 a year?
New Hampshire Support 66% Oppose 29% Not sure 5%
Illinois Support 67% Oppose 27% Not sure 6%
Virginia Support 63% Oppose 31% Not sure 6%
Personal income above $1,000,000 is taxed at 35%. To avoid cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid benefits, would you support or oppose a proposal that said personal income above $1,000,000 would be taxed at 45%, income above $20,000,000 dollars would be taxed at 47%, and income above $1,000,000,000 would be taxed at 49%?
Illinois* Support 67% Oppose 23% Not sure 10%
Virginia* Support 60% Oppose 27% Not sure 12%
Right now, personal income above $1,000,000 is taxed at 35%. To avoid cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid benefits, would you support or oppose raising taxes on personal income above $1,000,000 to 50%, which was the rate under President Reagan?
Illinois* Support 62% Oppose 27% Not sure 12%
Virginia* Support 53% Oppose 32% Not sure 15%

OBAMA's MANDATE

Which do you think more accurately reflects President Obama’s mandate in this election: reducing the debt or creating jobs?
New Hampshire* Debt 22% Jobs 49% Not sure 29%
Illinois* Debt 23% Jobs 52% Not sure 25%
Virginia* Debt 22% Jobs 46% Not sure 32%
Which do you think more accurately reflects President Obama’s mandate in this election: compromise with the Republicans or standing up for regular families -- even if that means fighting? *
New Hampshire Compromise 36% Standing up for regular families 48% Not sure 16%

PUBLIC FINANCING OF ELECTIONS

In order to reduce the national debt, would you support or oppose instituting public financing of congressional elections -- to end the legalized bribery that lets campaign donors get billions of tax dollars in the form of corporate welfare?
New Hampshire* Support 49% Oppose 34% Not sure 17%

SENATOR WARNER

Do you approve or disapprove of the way Democrat Mark Warner is handling his job as US Senator?
Approve 54% Disapprove 36% No opinion 11%
If the election for Senate were held today, and the choices were Democrat Mark Warner and Republican Bob McDonnell, who would you vote for?
Mark Warner 50% Bob McDonnell 46% Undecided 4%
If Senator Mark Warner supported any cuts to Medicare and Medicaid benefits, including raising the retirement age or reducing cost of living adjustments, would that make you more or less likely to vote for him, or would it make no difference to your vote?
More likely 22% Less likely 33% Wouldn't make a difference 39% Not sure 7%

SENATOR SHAHEEN

Do you approve or disapprove of the way Democrat Jeanne Shaheen is handling her job as US Senator?
Approve 51% Disapprove 36% No opinion 13%
If the election for Senate were held today, and the choices were Jeanne Shaheen and John Sununu, for whom would you vote?
Jeanne Shaheen 53% John Sununu 42% Undecided 5%
If Senator Shaheen supported any cuts to Medicare and Medicaid benefits, would that make you more or less likely to vote for her, or would it make no difference to you?
More likely 13% Less likely 46% Wouldn't make a difference 35% Not sure 7%
If Senator Shaheen led the national fight to raise taxes on the rich, would that make you more or less likely to vote for her, or would it make no difference to you?
More likely 48% Less likely 31% Wouldn't make a difference 19% Not sure 1%
Polling Information
New Hampshire, Nov 14-15 2012 1,018 registered voters MOE: +/- 3.1% *MOE: +/- 4.3-4.4%
Illinois, Nov. 30 - Dec. 2 2012 800 registered voters MOE: +/- 3.3% *MOE: +/- 4.8-5.0%
Virginia, Nov. 30 - Dec. 2 2012 877 registered voters MOE: +/- 3.5% *MOE: +/- 4.6-4.8%
Kentucky, Feb. 1-3 2013 1,375 likely votesr MOE: +/- 2.6% *MOE: +/- 3.7-3.8%
Home