In a recent poll conducted by Progress Michigan in partnership with Public Policy Polling, 49 percent of Michiganders report that the high cost of health insurance impacts their ability to afford basic necessities like gas and groceries at least some of the time.
Recent polling conducted by Progress Michigan in partnership with Public Policy Polling reflects broad support for a new law that would remove existing legal barriers for homeowners and renters to use plug-in solar panels to offset a portion of their electricity costs.
Recent polling conducted by Progress Michigan in partnership with Public Policy Polling shows that fewer Michiganders view the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) favorably than either the National Rifle Association (NRA) or President Donald Trump.
Recent polling conducted by Progress Michigan in partnership with Public Policy Polling shows that over six out of ten Michiganders believe it is important to protect abortion rights in this year’s election.
Recent Progress Michigan poll says over four out of five Michiganders say it matters whether a candidate actually lives in the state or district they seek to represent.
Recent polling released by Progress Michigan in concert with Public Policy Polling shows a large majority of Michiganders support Proposal 2
In response to the news that the Michigan House of Representatives passed House Resolution 350 creating a select committee to investigate the Board of State Canvassers and Board of Elections because the Americans for Citizens Voting initiative failed to have the required signatures to make the November ballot, Justin Mendoza, executive director of Progress Michigan, issued the following statement:
Progress Michigan is seeking a full-time Communications and Partnerships Associate to assist Progress Michigan and its partners with a broad spectrum of communications work.
A new poll released by End Gun Violence Michigan in collaboration with Progress Michigan and Public Policy Polling revealed ongoing majority support for Michigan’s new gun safety laws, with 70% of Michigan voters agreeing that the laws should remain on the books.
In response to the Islamophobic protests that happened in Dearborn on August 18, Justin Mendoza, executive director of Progress Michigan, issued the following statement.