• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

Hart Research

Sound Strategic Research

  • Our Story
  • News
  • Work
    • Clients
  • Team
  • Careers
  • Contact
You are here: Home / News / Key Takeaways from June 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey

Key Takeaways from June 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey

July 7, 2017 by Hart Research Leave a Comment

Heading into summer, Donald Trump’s standing among the American people remains frozen in negative terrain.  Five months into his presidency, they have the same questions about his ability to lead the country that they did the day he took the oath of office. And as Senate Republicans attempt to get to 50 votes on their healthcare legislation, this survey marks the third in a row in which the Affordable Care Act that they are trying to repeal is viewed more positively than negatively. At the same time, the Republican plan is overwhelmingly regarded more negatively than positively. Against this backdrop, voters prefer a Congress controlled by Democrats rather than Republicans by a healthy margin.

Click here for the poll’s topline results.

Selected articles:

NBC News/WSJ Poll: Public Overwhelmingly Disapproves of House Health Care Bill

Obamacare gets Higher Marks than House GOP Overhaul, Poll Finds

Filed Under: News

Reader Interactions

Previous article: New Survey for First Five Years Fund Finds Americans Looking for Bipartisanship on Early Education
Next Post: Key Takeaways from NBC/WSJ Trump Counties Survey

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Primary Sidebar

FOLLOW US
Hart Research
13 Apr
Hart Research
@HartSurveys

One bright spot in the #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey: 52% of homeowners expect the value of their home to increase in the next year, highest recorded since 2017.

Expand reply reply retweet retweet favourite favourite
Hart Research
13 Apr
Hart Research
@HartSurveys

Real estate still seen as the best investment (39%) with gold in 2nd place (24%). 14% say crypto is best with ppl under 35 the biggest fans (25%, 2nd only to real estate). #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey

Expand reply reply retweet retweet favourite favourite
Hart Research
13 Apr
Hart Research
@HartSurveys

So far Americans mostly aren’t cutting back spending to the extent they did a decade+ ago but grocery cutbacks are on par and credit card use is up. #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey pic.twitter.com/je8E…

Expand reply reply retweet retweet favourite favourite
Hart Research
13 Apr
Hart Research
@HartSurveys

Biden catches inflation blame mostly from Republicans, but everyone blames corporate greed. #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey pic.twitter.com/Ekz4…

Expand reply reply retweet retweet favourite favourite
Hart Research
13 Apr
Hart Research
@HartSurveys

In our #CNBCAllAmericaSurvey half say Biden’s policies a “major cause” of inflation—not great—but far more blame COVID disruptions & corporations “taking advantage”. pic.twitter.com/cITR…

Expand reply reply retweet retweet favourite favourite
CLIENTS

NEWS

Survey of NY Voters on Tax and Budget Issues

A survey by Hart Research reveals that New Yorker voters overwhelmingly support raising taxes on … [Read More...] about Survey of NY Voters on Tax and Budget Issues

100% Hart: A Summary of 2022 Polling Conducted for Our Clients

To close out 2022, we are sharing our research findings from 100% to 1%. Typically, we tweet these … [Read More...] about 100% Hart: A Summary of 2022 Polling Conducted for Our Clients

Footer

  • Our Story
  • News
  • Work
  • Team
  • Clients
  • Careers
  • Contact

1724 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20009 (202) 234-5570
©2023 Hart Research Associates, Inc. All Rights Reserved.