A new Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll, conducted among 2,000+ registered voters between February 27-29, 2020, sheds light on the public's post-impeachment attitudes and drills down on headline-grabbing topics: coronavirus, the 2020 election, presidential war powers, Russian campaign meddling, Trump and the Justice Department, sanctuary cities and possible 401K retirement savings plan rules revisions.

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Harvard CAPS Harris Poll Deep Dive with Mark Penn (March 9, 2020)

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Pollster Mark Penn shares findings of the latest Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll, which was fielded April 14-16 among 2,394 registered voters. Download full report: http://bit.ly/HarvardHarrisApr16

The poll shows Americans changing from concerned purely about the virus to greater concern about the economy. Focusing on the economy and jobs is gaining in salience -- this is now the second most important issue in the country (41% of voters) after the management of the coronavirus crisis (the top issue for voters, at 63%). Four in 10 voters report their financial situation is getting worse (a 20 point jump since January); and only 32% say the economy is on the right track (down from 51% in January). 
 
Americans back the current lockdown in overwhelming numbers, and a majority thinks it should continue for about a month. Americans are optimistic about overcoming the virus and getting back to normal. 
 
President Trump’s approval stands at 49%, tied for a record high in our poll. Fifty-one percent approve of his work on the virus, slightly up. Voters continue to approve of his stewardship of the economy. He trails Joe Biden in the horserace for re-election but the race is within a few points among likely voters. 
 
Overall, voters believe President Trump and Congress should pass another stimulus bill, with the majority believing the bill should help fund small business loans and struggling hospitals, but not other priorities. Nearly all voters today agree that sufficient protective materials for healthcare workers and social distance orders for at-risk populations are necessary steps before re-opening the economy.
 
Voters are not happy over the partisanship around the coronavirus response. However, most now see Trump as acting more out of national interest and 60% see Nancy Pelosi as acting out of partisanship. For the first time Republicans have an image equal to or better than Democrats as a party. 
 
Fifty-six percent believe individual states should make their own decisions about the response to the crisis and 61% want individual states to be in charge of the decision to ease social distancing and remove restrictions to reopen the US economy. 
 
These and more issues are touched in this rich and fascinating poll on Americans' views. As always, please don’t hesitate to reach out with questions and suggestions.

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Pandemic Politics - Coronavirus vs Struggling Economy

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In response to the COVID-19 crisis, Coding Dojo mobilized their amazing network of 4,500+ alumni, who are volunteering web development services to help small business and organizations adapt and survive the pandemic. Projects include creating or maintaining websites, adding functionality to existing sites (ie. restaurants adding take out/delivery services), or assisting in any other ways that will be impactful.
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- Tech for America: how companies and individuals can get involved
- How the coronavirus outbreak will change the dynamics of the workforce
- Leveraging a negative situation to drive positive outcomes for workers
- How advanced technologies like AI and Big Data are helping us combat the COVID-19 outbreak and future crises
- Where we go from here - how we rebuild the U.S. economy once the curve flattens.

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Presidential Pollster Mark Penn (@Mark_Penn_Polls) shares analysis of a new Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll, fielded June 16 - June 18. Topics covered include: Black Lives Matter, Police Reform, the Government Response to COVID-19, the Economy, the Overall Mood of the Country, the 2020 Election and much more. 

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Mark Penn Reviews the June 2020 Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll

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Each month, presidential Pollster Mark Penn shares his analysis of the newest Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll. Fielded August 28-30, this month's poll surveyed 1,604 registered voters on their preference in the 2020 election, Trump's job approval numbers, his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, the general mood of the country, police reform, Congress's approval numbers, the 2020 election, general outlook on the economy, mail-in voting in November, policing and race, the role of social media platforms, US-China relations and much more. Results were weighted for age within gender, region, race/ethnicity, marital status, household size, income, employment, education, political party, and political ideology where necessary to align them with their actual proportions in the population. Propensity score weighting was also used to adjust for respondents’ propensity to be online.

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Virus, Violence & Vaccine - "The Three V's" that Matter Most in 2020

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