BIG DATA
Trump Leads on Key Issues
F
ormer President Donald Trump would do a better job in the White House fixing the major concerns of Americans, according to an I&I/TIPP poll. He came out on top in five of the seven most- pressing issues worrying voters. Only on climate change and homelessness did President Joe Biden score better.
Reducing Taxes Trump 45% Biden 34%
Not Sure 21%
Reducing Crime Trump 39% Biden 38%
Not Sure 23%
Immigration Trump 49% Biden 35%
Not Sure 16%
Controlling Spending Trump 43% Biden 36%
Not Sure 16%
College Debt at $1.63 Trillion A
Q: “Generally speaking, how concerned are you that American college education emphasizes extreme progressive or liberal ideologies and undermines American values?”
KEY Very concerned
Somewhat concerned
34 NEWSMAX | MARCH 2024
Not at all concerned
Not very concerned
Not sure Conservatives 3% 6% 23% 61% 22% 22% 31% Moderates Source: Online Newsmax/TIPP poll of 1,401 adults from Jan. 3-5, 2024 7% 16%
Source: Online I&I/TIPP poll of 1,401 adults from Jan. 3-5, 2024
Trump 28%
Not Sure 25%
Growing the Economy Trump 47% Biden 37%
Not Sure 16%
Reducing Homelessness Trump
33%
Biden 37%
Not Sure 30%
Climate Change Biden 48%
ccording to the U.S. Department of Education, 43 million Americans have outstanding federal student loans totalling $1.63 trillion. With the average four-year cost for a
student at $105K at public institutions and $225K at private institutions, barely a third of those polled by Newsmax/TIPP thought an undergraduate degree was worth it. On top of that, half said they were concerned by progressive and liberal ideologies at schools which they believe had led to the recent spate of antisemitic protests on campuses.
9%
To what extent do you agree or disagree with the statement: “The recent antisemitic protests in colleges are the outcome of progressive/liberal American college education.”
Not sure 21%
Disagree strongly
Disagree somewhat
15% 14%
AGREE 50%
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