See Where We Stand
Below, we tackle nine of the biggest issues facing our country.
For each one, we put all three perspectives side by side: Republican, Democrat, and Centercrat.
Judge for yourself.
Healthcare Access and Affordability
The parties were locked in a long government shutdown battle over Affordable Care Act subsidies. Republicans still resist extending enhanced ACA subsidies while Democrats demand their continuation to prevent premium hikes and coverage loss for millions.
Medicaid cuts projected to affect 10 million people have intensified this divide. Healthcare remains a defining partisan issue with no viable Republican alternative to Obamacare.
Where We Stand
Medicaid cuts projected to affect 10 million people have intensified this divide. Healthcare remains a defining partisan issue with no viable Republican alternative to Obamacare.
Immigration and Border Security
Immigration enforcement and mass deportation policies are major flashpoints.
The Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement continues to divide the parties and the nation, with this issue now becoming shutdown fodder in budget negotiations.
Where We Stand
The Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement continues to divide the parties and the nation, with this issue now becoming shutdown fodder in budget negotiations.
Climate Change and Environmental Protection
Climate change represents the most partisan issue, with 78% of Democrats considering it a top priority compared to only 21% of Republicans. Democrats are three times more likely than Republicans to view climate change as a major threat.
Environmental protection similarly divides the parties along stark partisan lines.
Where We Stand
Environmental protection similarly divides the parties along stark partisan lines.
Gun Violence vs. Gun Rights
Sharp disagreements persist over whether controlling gun violence or protecting gun rights should take priority.
A majority of Americans favor gun violence control over gun rights, but this remains deeply polarizing between parties.
Where We Stand
A majority of Americans favor gun violence control over gun rights, but this remains deeply polarizing between parties.
Government Spending and Taxation
The expiration of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) provisions creates major debate over tax policy. Republicans favor extending lower tax rates across all brackets, while Democrats support tax increases on high earners and limiting extensions to those earning under $400,000.
The federal deficit approaching $2 trillion receives little attention amid partisan battles.
Where We Stand
The federal deficit approaching $2 trillion receives little attention amid partisan battles.
Executive Power and Congressional Authority
Democrats challenge the Trump administration's efforts to withhold $410 billion in appropriated funds and use "pocket rescissions" the Government Accountability Office deems illegal.
This represents fundamental conflict over separation of powers and Congress's constitutional "power of the purse".
Where We Stand
This represents fundamental conflict over separation of powers and Congress's constitutional "power of the purse".
Economic Issues and Cost of Living
While economic concerns unite voters across party lines—with 81% of Democrats and 78% of independents prioritizing lowering inflation—partisan differences emerge over solutions. Republicans are trusted more than Democrats on handling the economy.
The cost of living crisis affects all Americans but generates competing policy prescriptions.
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The cost of living crisis affects all Americans but generates competing policy prescriptions.
Misinformation and Free Speech
Seventy percent of Americans view false information online as a major threat, with a 19-point partisan gap between Democrats and Republicans on this concern.
Many Americans feel the country has overstepped in limiting free speech, creating tension between combating misinformation and protecting expression.
Where We Stand
Many Americans feel the country has overstepped in limiting free speech, creating tension between combating misinformation and protecting expression.
Social Security and Medicare Sustainability
Questions about the long-term financial health of Social Security and Medicare remain unaddressed amid partisan shutdown battles.
Despite their critical importance, these fiscal challenges receive minimal bipartisan attention as the national debt rises.
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Despite their critical importance, these fiscal challenges receive minimal bipartisan attention as the national debt rises.
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