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NextImg:Americans Approve of Key Proposals in ‘Big, Beautiful Bill,’ New Poll Finds

As the Senate negotiates its version of the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” many of its key ideas, such as border security and Medicaid work requirements, received high levels of support, according to a recent poll from the Napolitan News Service.

The poll, conducted in late May, found that a plurality of respondents want their senators to support the bill. Forty-four percent are in favor of the bill, 38% are opposed, and a sizable 17% reported neutrality.

Voter support for the bill largely reflected political identification, with some divide among Republicans. Those who “support Trump-like policies” were the most approving of the bill, standing at 78%. Other Republicans seemed uncertain. Less than half (47%) supported it, and 34% were against it. As for Democrat respondents, fewer than two-thirds (62%) wanted their senator to vote against the bill.

The bill’s provision to increase funding for border security, a focus of President Donald Trump’s administration, received nearly two-thirds support from respondents (64%). The same number favored “ending Medicaid funding for illegal immigrants.”

The highest voter support was given to increased child tax credit (77%) and tax-free tips and overtime pay (78%). If passed, the bill would increase the child tax credit by $500 to $2,500 per child until 2028.

Concerns from both parties still exist about the extent of the tax cuts proposed by the bill. Sixty-three percent of Trump supporters think the bill is not cutting enough government spending, a worry shared by several GOP senators. Sixty-seven percent of Democrats think spending will be cut too much. Traditional Republicans appear more divided as 47% agreed with the general Democrat sentiment.

The Napolitan News Service poll of 1,000 registered voters was conducted May 25-May 28. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.

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