National poll of 1,500 likely 2016 voters conducted by GBA Strategies on behalf of the Progressive Change Institute.
Likely 2016 voters were asked to say if they support or oppose proposals submitted to the Big Ideas Project at ThinkBig.US. Click here to see the results.
After being asked whether they support or oppose these policies, 2014 drop-off voters (voters who did not vote in 2014) were asked an additional question: While you didn’t vote in last year’s election, if a candidate had strongly supported this policy, would you have gone to the polls to vote for that candidate? Click here to see the results.
We tested which messaging and policy proposals voters support most for progressive priorities like Medicare for all, voter empowerment, campaign finance reform, Wall Street reform, and more. Click here to see the results.
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Change the debate. What's your big idea to save the world?
The Big Ideas Project, launched in December 2014 by the Progressive Change Institute, is a crowd-sourced platform allowing the public, leading policy experts, progressive organizations, celebrities and others to submit and vote on big ideas they believe progressives should champion in 2015 and 2016.
Voting ended on Friday, January 16 at noon Eastern. 30 members of Congress have committed to taking a serious look at the 20 big ideas that rose to the top.
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