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Data for Progress retweeted
our post-election report on how democrats rode economic populism to a landslide victory is out now!

a 🧵 of some charts that help describe the election:
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But warning signs remain: just 16% of swing voters said the Democratic Party has a solution for the cost of living.
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The GOP playbook flopped. 61% said Republican claims that their tax cuts helped working families were false.

And attacks on trans athletes were the only topic tested where a plurality of voters (48%) wanted to hear less.
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Swing voters trusted Democrats over Republicans on inflation and the cost of living by 15 points — a reversal from 2024.

And voters in TX, MI, and ME trusted their Democratic Senate candidate more to stand up to corporations, fight for people like them, and lower costs.
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In Texas, Michigan, and Maine, majorities backed progressive policies: a 10% tax on income over $1 million, a $15 minimum wage, Medicare for All, and pausing new AI data center construction.
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NEW: Our post-midterms report breaks down how Democrats won back Congress with a focus on economic populism.

Candidates made fighting billionaires, elites, and corporations the centerpiece of their campaigns, and voters responded. 🧵
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NEW: What's on voters' minds as they head to the polls today?

A majority of voters say they've been hearing "a lot" about the cost of living, the war in Iran, AI, and data centers.
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Data for Progress retweeted
As the cost of living rises, a poll for Grist from Data for Progress suggests voters are connecting the dots to a warming world. bit.ly/4A73Cou
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Data for Progress retweeted
“According to exclusive polling for Grist from the think tank @DataProgress, 58 percent of likely U.S. voters believe that climate change will hinder their ability to achieve the American Dream over the next 20 years, including 42 percent of Republicans.”

dataforprogress.org/datasets/clima…
Owning a home is billed as a way to build wealth. For many, it's turning into a trap. bit.ly/47OQk3Q
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Read the full polls here:

dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/10/3…
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In the races for governor, Democrats lead in Maine and Michigan, but trail narrowly in Texas.

MI: Benson 52% - James 43%
ME: Pingree 49% - Charles 37%
TX: Abbott 48% - Hinojosa 47%
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NEW POLLS: In Maine, Michigan, and Texas, we find the Democratic candidates for Senate leading their Republican opponents in each state.

ME: Jackson 50% - Collins 45%
MI: El-Sayed 50% - Rogers 46%
TX: Talarico 49% - Paxton 45%
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Data for Progress retweeted
We ran a poll with @IPS_DC and @DataProgress showing that:

**Voters think that private jets do more harm than good for society by a 13 point margin**

**Voters disapprove of candidates using private jets on campaign trail by 21 points; 41 pt. margin for Independents

Read more:
New polling with @IPS_DC finds that a majority of voters (53%) have a negative view of private jets being used to transport politicians to campaign events.
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Read the full poll here: dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/10/3…
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New polling with @IPS_DC finds that a majority of voters (53%) have a negative view of private jets being used to transport politicians to campaign events.
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While 45% of Americans with high social engagement believe the U.S. is headed in the right direction, only about 1 in 4 Americans with very low social engagement (24%) say the same.
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While 65% of Americans with high social engagement agree that “people like me can actually make a difference in our political system,” only 42% of Americans with very low social engagement concur.
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