Key issues where a majority of Americans differ from the leadership of both major parties
- 55% say that former National Security Agency consultant Edward Snowden is a whistle-blower rather than a traitor.
- A majority want to end war in Afghanistan
- Two thirds want NSA practices reviewed
- Feel First Amendment doesn't go far enough
- 61% favor raising minimum wage
- 59% say wealth should be more fairly distributed
- Overwhelming support for federal spending to help economy
- 64 percent believe job creation should be the top priority. Only 33 percent said deficit reduction
- 55% want too big to fail banks to fail
- Believe economy unfair to middle class
- Support food stamps
- Sixty-one percent of parents said they were opposed to closing low-performing schools and reassigning students to a different school...
- More than three out of every four parents said they were opposed to reducing compensation for teachers or cutting resources for the classroom while increasing spending on charter schools.
- 58 percent said they did not approve of officials lengthening the school day,
- 56 percent are opposed to giving tax dollars to families to pay for private school tuition
- A majority of parents surveyed said that too much learning in the classroom has been sacrificed in order to accommodate state tests during the school year. A majority of parents reported that their children have been anxious about those tests.
- 70% say global warming should be a priority for the nation’s leaders
- Want higher emissions standards
- Want Stronger environmental regulations
- 52% support pot legalization
- Believe drug war not worth cost
- Believelosing drug war
- Believe it's OK to cut defense spending
- Believe we shouldn't cap Medicare
- Say Lybia action wasn't right
- Would ban Super PACS
- Oppose cutting Social Security
- Oppose cutting SS annual increase
- 50% support federal funding of campaigns
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