New National Survey Shows Voters Want Bipartisan Agreement on Spending Bills, Oppose COVID-19 Vaccine Patent Waivers and Reject Government Setting Prices for Health Care
The survey shows that more than six in ten voters (62%) do not want new federal government spending bills, like President Biden's Jobs and Family plans, passed without reaching a compromise with and getting bipartisan support from Republicans in Congress.
- The survey shows that more than six in ten voters (62%) do not want new federal government spending bills, like President Biden's Jobs and Family plans, passed without reaching a compromise with and getting bipartisan support from Republicans in Congress.
- More than seven in ten voters are concerned that waiving COVID-19 vaccine IP could have significant negative implications on the safety and efficacy of supply.
- Looking specifically at health care, the most important issue for majorities of voters across party continues to be the cost of health insurance coverage (53%).
- Public Opinion Strategies conducted the national online survey among N=1,000 registered voters from May 13 - 19, 2021.