Sources
Every data point in this tracker links to its original source. Below is the complete list of polls included, grouped by pollster.
AP-NORC
GoldHow concerned are you about the environmental consequences of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
Sep 2 - Sep 18, 2025 | N=3,154 | Adults | Mixed mode
72%
AI & Environment41% say they are very or extremely concerned about AI's environmental impact, which surpasses concerns about cryptocurrency (29%), meat production (29%), and air travel (23%)
Over the next decade, do you think AI will do more to hurt or help the environment?
Sep 2 - Sep 18, 2025 | N=3,154 | Adults | Mixed mode
Americans are nearly twice as likely to say AI will hurt rather than help the environment
Over the next decade, do you think AI will be harmful or helpful to society?
Sep 2 - Sep 18, 2025 | N=3,154 | Adults | Mixed mode
Americans are more likely to believe AI will be harmful rather than helpful to society over the next decade
Over the next decade, do you think AI will be harmful or helpful to the economy?
Sep 2 - Sep 18, 2025 | N=3,154 | Adults | Mixed mode
Americans are more likely to believe AI will be harmful rather than helpful to the economy over the next decade
Have you ever used artificial intelligence (AI) to search for information?
Jul 10 - Jul 14, 2025 | N=1,437 | Adults | Mixed mode
60%
AI in Daily LifeMost common AI use among eight activities surveyed
Have you ever used artificial intelligence (AI) for idea generation?
Jul 10 - Jul 14, 2025 | N=1,437 | Adults | Mixed mode
40%
AI in Daily LifeYoung adults use at much higher rates than older groups
Have you ever used artificial intelligence (AI) for work?
Jul 10 - Jul 14, 2025 | N=1,437 | Adults | Mixed mode
37%
AI & EmploymentAbout half of young adults (18-29) use AI for work tasks
Have you ever used artificial intelligence (AI) for writing emails?
Jul 10 - Jul 14, 2025 | N=1,437 | Adults | Mixed mode
34%
AI in Daily LifeAbout half of young adults use AI to help write email
Have you ever used artificial intelligence (AI) for creating or editing images?
Jul 10 - Jul 14, 2025 | N=1,437 | Adults | Mixed mode
33%
AI in Daily LifeAbout half of young adults use AI to generate images
Have you ever used artificial intelligence (AI) for entertainment?
Jul 10 - Jul 14, 2025 | N=1,437 | Adults | Mixed mode
30%
AI in Daily LifeAbout half of young adults use AI for entertainment
Have you ever used artificial intelligence (AI) for shopping?
Jul 10 - Jul 14, 2025 | N=1,437 | Adults | Mixed mode
26%
AI in Daily LifeHave you ever used artificial intelligence (AI) for companionship?
Jul 10 - Jul 14, 2025 | N=1,437 | Adults | Mixed mode
16%
AI in Daily LifeYounger adults use for companionship more than overall population
How concerned or excited are you about the future impact of AI tools on how you get information?
Jul 29 - Aug 8, 2024 | N=1,019 | Adults 18+ | Mixed mode
52%
AI & MediaOnly 9% are excited about AI's future impact on information
How concerned or excited are you about the future impact of AI tools on how you get information?
Jul 29 - Aug 8, 2024 | N=1,019 | Adults 18+ | Mixed mode
9%
AI & Media52% are concerned about AI's future impact on information
How confident are you that information from AI chatbots or search results is reliable and factual?
Jul 29 - Aug 8, 2024 | N=1,019 | Adults 18+ | Mixed mode
64%
AI Trust & SafetyNearly two-thirds lack confidence in AI information reliability
How much do you trust AI to provide accurate information about the outcome of the election in November?
Jul 29 - Aug 8, 2024 | N=1,019 | Adults 18+ | Mixed mode
27%
AI & ElectionsOnly 27% trust AI even a moderate amount for election information
Do you think AI will make it more difficult or easier to find factual information about the election?
Jul 29 - Aug 8, 2024 | N=1,019 | Adults 18+ | Mixed mode
43%
AI & ElectionsOnly 16% think AI will make finding election facts easier
Do you think AI will make it more difficult or easier to find factual information about the election?
Jul 29 - Aug 8, 2024 | N=1,019 | Adults 18+ | Mixed mode
16%
AI & Elections43% think AI will make finding election facts more difficult
How likely are you to use artificial intelligence (AI) to get information about the upcoming presidential election?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
14%
AI & ElectionsYounger adults are just as skeptical as older adults despite being more familiar with AI
Are you concerned about AI increasing the spread of false information during the 2024 presidential election?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
58%
AI & ElectionsThose more familiar with AI tools are more concerned (66% vs 51%)
Would it be a good thing or bad thing for voters to use AI chatbots to decide who to vote for?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
8%
AI & ElectionsBipartisan consensus this would be more bad than good
Would it be a good thing or bad thing for candidates to use AI to tailor political advertisements to individual voters?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
7%
AI & ElectionsWould it be a good thing or bad thing for candidates to use AI to edit or touch-up photos and videos?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
6%
AI & ElectionsWould it be a good thing or bad thing for voters to use AI chatbots to find information about how to register to vote?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
37%
AI & ElectionsStudies show AI is less likely to provide reliable answers for this type of information
Would it be a good thing or bad thing for voters to use AI chatbots to find information on how to cast a ballot?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
26%
AI & ElectionsStudies show AI is less likely to provide reliable answers for this type of information
Do you favor or oppose the federal government banning AI generated content that contains false or misleading images in political ads?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
66%
AI & ElectionsBipartisan support for this measure
Do you favor or oppose technology companies labeling all AI generated content made on their platforms?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
65%
AI & ElectionsBipartisan support for this measure
Do you favor or oppose politicians and the groups that support them making a pledge not to use AI generated content in their campaigns?
Oct 19 - Oct 23, 2023 | N=1,017 | Adults | Mixed mode
62%
AI & ElectionsBipartisan support for this measure
Do you approve or disapprove of the writers and actors striking against the Hollywood studios?
Sep 7 - Sep 11, 2023 | N=1,146 | Adults | Mixed mode
50%
AI & MediaPartisan gap: D+X
View original sourceStrike includes protections against AI and better pay. Twice as many Democrats approve compared to Republicans, but exact percentages not provided.
Would it be good or bad if the studios are prevented from replacing human writers with artificial intelligence?
Sep 7 - Sep 11, 2023 | N=1,146 | Adults | Mixed mode
50%
AI & MediaAbout half think preventing AI from replacing writers would be good.
Would it be good or bad to use artificial intelligence to help write movies and TV shows?
Sep 7 - Sep 11, 2023 | N=1,146 | Adults | Mixed mode
50%
AI & MediaHalf think using AI to help write movies and TV shows would be bad.
Echelon Insights
B+Oppose moratorium on state-level AI regulation
May 1 - May 15, 2025 | N=N/A | Likely voters | Online
59%
Regulation - Federalism53% trust state/local leaders more than Congress. 3:1 margin trust states over feds.
Concerned about effect of AI chatbots/companions on kids
May 1 - May 15, 2025 | N=N/A | Registered voters | Online
85%
Kids Safety92% concerned about deepfakes. 93% concerned about AI-generated sexual content targeting kids.
Echelon Insights
GoodOppose moratorium on state-level AI regulation
May 1 - May 15, 2025 | N=N/A | Likely voters | Online
59%
Regulation - Federalism53% trust state/local leaders more than Congress. 3:1 margin trust states over feds.
Concerned about effect of AI chatbots/companions on kids
May 1 - May 15, 2025 | N=N/A | Registered voters | Online
85%
Kids Safety92% concerned about deepfakes. 93% concerned about AI-generated sexual content targeting kids.
Elon University / ITDF Center
GoodOn balance, how would you say that the developments you foresee in digital technology and uses of it by 2035 make you feel?
Dec 27 - Feb 21, 2023 | N=305 | Technology experts | Online panel
42%
General AI AttitudesSurvey of technology innovators, developers, business and policy leaders, researchers and activists about digital life by 2035. Other responses: 37% more concerned than excited, 18% more excited than concerned, 2% neither excited nor concerned, 2% don't think there will be much change.
By 2030, will most of the AI systems being used by organizations of all sorts employ ethical principles focused primarily on the public good?
Jun 1 - Aug 31, 2020 | N=602 | Technology experts | Online panel
68%
AI EthicsNonscientific canvassing based on nonrandom sample of technology innovators, developers, business and policy leaders, researchers and activists. Results not projectable to general population.
What do you envision the 'new normal' for digital life will be in 2025? Do you predict these changes will lead to life in 2025 that is mostly better for most people, mostly worse for most people or not much different for most people than life was at the time the pandemic began?
Jul 1 - Jul 31, 2020 | N=915 | Technology experts, scholars, practitioners | Online panel
47%
General AI AttitudesSurvey conducted of technology experts in July 2020, before COVID vaccines were approved. Question focused on digital life changes including AI and automation impacts.
By 2030, do you think it is most likely that advancing AI and related technology systems will enhance human capacities and empower them? That is, most of the time, will most people be better off than they are today? Or is it most likely that advancing AI and related technology systems will lessen human autonomy and agency to such an extent that most people will not be better off than the way things are today?
Jul 1 - Aug 31, 2018 | N=979 | Technology experts and leaders | Expert canvassing
63%
General AI AttitudesNon-scientific expert canvassing of technology pioneers, innovators, developers, business and policy leaders, researchers and activists. 25 respondents chose not to select either option.
Will the net overall effect of algorithms be positive for individuals and society or negative for individuals and society? Select from 1) Positives outweigh negatives; 2) Negatives outweigh positives; 3) The overall impact will be about 50-50.
Jul 1 - Aug 12, 2016 | N=1,302 | Technology experts and engaged netizens | Expert canvassing (opt-in invitation)
38%
General AI AttitudesHistorical: fielded in 2016. Non-representative expert canvassing. Also found 37% said negatives outweigh positives, 25% said impact will be 50-50. Focused on algorithms generally, including some AI-related aspects.
Will networked, automated, artificial intelligence (AI) applications and robotic devices have displaced more jobs than they have created by 2025?
Nov 1 - Jan 31, 2014 | N=1,896 | Internet experts and highly engaged netizens | Online survey
48%
AI & EmploymentHistorical: fielded in 2013-2014. Not a representative randomized survey but an 'opt in' invitation to identified technology experts. Other 52% expect technology will not displace more jobs than it creates.
Fox News Poll (Beacon/Shaw)
GoldDo you feel the use of artificial intelligence is moving too quickly, at the right pace, or too slowly in the United States?
Jan 23 - Jan 26, 2026 | N=1,005 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
60%
General AI AttitudesWomen, White voters, ages 65+, and Democrats more likely to say too fast vs men, nonwhite voters, under 30, and Republicans. 30% say right pace, 6% say too slowly.
How much confidence do you have in the federal government's ability to properly regulate artificial intelligence?
Jan 23 - Jan 26, 2026 | N=1,005 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
63%
AI Regulation & Governance36% have great deal or some confidence. MAGA supporters (57%), Republican men (55%), and very conservatives (52%) are confident. View consistent since 2023.
Has artificial intelligence personally helped you, harmed you, or not made much difference in your life?
Jan 23 - Jan 26, 2026 | N=1,005 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
53%
AI in Daily Life26% say helped, 20% say harmed. Dads (46%) and men under 45 (43%) most likely helped. Under 30: 45% helped, 28% harmed. Nonwhite women (33%) and moms (29%) most likely harmed.
Is AI good or bad for day-to-day life?
Nov 14 - Nov 17, 2025 | N=1,005 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
50%
AI in Daily LifeMen, Republicans, higher income voters, and parents more likely to view positively; women, Democrats, lower income voters less positive
Is AI good or bad for your mental health?
Nov 14 - Nov 17, 2025 | N=1,005 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
37%
General AI AttitudesCollege graduates 10 points more likely than non-college to view AI positively for mental health
Is AI good or bad for society in general?
Nov 14 - Nov 17, 2025 | N=1,005 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
37%
General AI AttitudesCollege graduates 10 points more likely than non-college to view AI positively for society
Is AI good or bad for your current job?
Nov 14 - Nov 17, 2025 | N=N/A | Employed voters | Mixed mode
51%
AI & Employment39% say bad; college graduates 15 points more likely than non-college to view positively
Is AI good or bad for your long-term career goals?
Nov 14 - Nov 17, 2025 | N=N/A | Employed voters | Mixed mode
43%
AI & Employment48% say bad; college graduates 13 points more likely than non-college to view positively
Will AI eliminate more jobs than it creates in the next five years?
Nov 14 - Nov 17, 2025 | N=1,005 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
58%
AI & EmploymentOnly 10% think AI will create more jobs; 31% say too soon to say; 48-point margin believing more jobs eliminated
How concerned are you that your job is in jeopardy because of AI?
Nov 14 - Nov 17, 2025 | N=N/A | Employed voters | Mixed mode
12%
AI & Employment30% extremely or very concerned; 29% not at all concerned; sales/finance (24%) and healthcare (22%) workers most concerned
Do you favor a careful approach to developing AI to manage potential risks to the U.S. or rapid advancement to stay ahead of countries like China?
Dec 12 - Dec 15, 2024 | N=1,001 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
80%
AI Regulation & GovernanceWomen, Democrats, voters under 30, liberals, and moms more likely to support slower pace vs men, Republicans, voters 65+, conservatives, and dads
Who should oversee AI technology regulation?
Dec 12 - Dec 15, 2024 | N=1,001 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
28%
AI Regulation & GovernanceSplit: state governments (26%), Congress (24%), president (11%), no regulation (10%); men and 65+ prefer Congress, women and younger prefer tech industry
How often do you use AI?
Dec 12 - Dec 15, 2024 | N=1,001 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
48%
AI in Daily LifeUp 6 points since June; voters under 30 are 3x more likely to use AI monthly than those 65+
How worried are you about AI?
Dec 12 - Dec 15, 2024 | N=1,001 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
63%
AI Trust & SafetyUp 7 points from two years ago; biggest increases among under 30 (+13), liberals (+13), independents (+11)
Will AI increase or decrease income inequality over the next five years?
Dec 12 - Dec 15, 2024 | N=1,001 | Registered voters | Mixed mode
44%
AI & Employment20% say decrease, 35% no difference; voters $50k+ more likely to say widen gap (49%) vs under $50k (37%); under 30: 54% vs 65+: 33%
Future of Life Institute
B (advocacy sponsor)Should expert-level AI be developed as quickly as possible?
Sep 29 - Oct 5, 2025 | N=2,000 | U.S. adults | Online
5%
Development Speed57% reject current conditions; 17% say never; 40% say halt until safe.
Support robust regulation on AI (like pharmaceuticals)
Sep 29 - Oct 5, 2025 | N=2,000 | U.S. adults | Online
73%
Regulation - AppetiteOnly 12% opposed. 64% want pause until proven safe.
Gallup
A+AI safety and security should be subject to rules and regulations
Apr 25 - May 5, 2025 | N=3,128 | U.S. adults | Online (Gallup Panel)
97%
Regulation - AppetiteNear-universal agreement. 97% is remarkable consensus.
Govt should maintain rules for AI safety/data security even if it means slower development
Apr 25 - May 5, 2025 | N=3,128 | U.S. adults | Online (Gallup Panel)
80%
Regulation - AppetitePartisan gap: 9 pts (D+) (D: 88%, R: 79%)
View original sourceBipartisan supermajority. 79% R is notable.
Important for U.S. to have more advanced AI than other countries
Apr 25 - May 5, 2025 | N=3,128 | U.S. adults | Online (Gallup Panel)
79%
National Security85% agree global competition for AI is underway.
Independent experts should conduct safety tests before AI release
Apr 25 - May 5, 2025 | N=3,128 | U.S. adults | Online (Gallup Panel)
72%
Regulation - Who RegulatesGovt (48%) and each company (37%) tested lower.
AI will make national security risks better or worse
Apr 25 - May 5, 2025 | N=3,128 | U.S. adults | Online (Gallup Panel)
Men, Rs, older adults more optimistic about AI & natsec. Women, Ds, younger adults more pessimistic.
How should US develop AI — with allies or independently?
Apr 25 - May 5, 2025 | N=3,128 | U.S. adults | Online (Gallup Panel)
Partisan gap: 28+ pts (D+) on multilateral (D: 58% large group, R: 30% large group / 19% independent)
View original sourceRs still prefer allies over going alone (19% independent). Ds strongly multilateral.
Morning Consult
A-Support ban on AI data center construction in community
Oct 17 - Oct 19, 2025 | N=2,200 | Registered voters | Online
37%
InfrastructureD more likely to ban; R favor more energy sources (48%). Evenly split when forced choice.
Prefer single national AI policy over patchwork of state laws
Jan 1 - Jun 1, 2025 | N=N/A | Voters | Online
76%
Regulation - FederalismBipartisan. Majority concerned China could win AI race.
Navigator Research
GoodDo you have a favorable or unfavorable view of artificial intelligence or AI?
Dec 4 - Dec 8, 2025 | N=1,000 | Registered voters | Online panel
49%
General AI AttitudesPartisan gap: R+15
View original sourceRepublicans view AI more favorably (net +17) than Democrats (net +2) and independents (net -8). Men under 55 show 63% favorability. Women over 55 view unfavorably by 9 points.
How often do you use AI tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, or DALL-E?
Dec 4 - Dec 8, 2025 | N=1,000 | Registered voters | Online panel
50%
AI in Daily Life15% use AI tools several times a day. 18% of men use several times daily, jumping to 23% for men under 55.
Do you trust Democrats or Republicans more to handle AI?
Dec 4 - Dec 8, 2025 | N=1,000 | Registered voters | Online panel
23%
AI Regulation & GovernancePartisan gap: R+2
View original source25% trust Republicans more. A majority either trust neither party or say they don't know who to trust.
Should there be more regulation of AI to limit its potential negative impact on society?
Dec 4 - Dec 8, 2025 | N=1,000 | Registered voters | Online panel
60%
AI Regulation & GovernancePartisan gap: D+4 (D: 63%, R: 59%)
View original sourceEven among those who view AI favorably, a majority say there should be more regulation. One of the few issues with bipartisan support.
Would you support or oppose the building of a data center in your local community?
Dec 4 - Dec 8, 2025 | N=1,000 | Registered voters | Online panel
36%
AI Regulation & GovernancePartisan gap: R+20
View original source32% oppose, 32% unsure. Republicans net +15, Democrats net -5, Independents net -4. Those who view AI favorably show 52% support vs 21% oppose.
Noble Predictive Insights
BWant the government to regulate AI
Apr 1 - Apr 15, 2025 | N=N/A | Registered voters | Online
64%
Regulation - AppetitePew Research Center
A+Do you ever use an AI chatbot?
Sep 25 - Oct 9, 2025 | N=1,458 | Teens ages 13-17 | Online panel
64%
General AI AttitudesStudy conducted among teens ages 13-17 living with parents. Recruited via parents in KnowledgePanel.
How often do you use AI chatbots?
Sep 25 - Oct 9, 2025 | N=1,458 | Teens ages 13-17 | Online panel
30%
AI in Daily LifeAbout 3 in 10 teens use chatbots daily, including 16% who do so several times a day or almost constantly.
Which AI chatbots do you use?
Sep 25 - Oct 9, 2025 | N=1,458 | Teens ages 13-17 | Online panel
59%
AI in Daily LifeChatGPT is by far the most widely used chatbot among teens, more than twice the rate of the next most common.
Which AI chatbots do you use?
Sep 25 - Oct 9, 2025 | N=1,458 | Teens ages 13-17 | Online panel
23%
AI in Daily LifeSecond most commonly used chatbot after ChatGPT.
Which AI chatbots do you use?
Sep 25 - Oct 9, 2025 | N=1,458 | Teens ages 13-17 | Online panel
20%
AI in Daily LifeThird most commonly used chatbot among teens.
Are you more concerned than excited about the increased use of AI in daily life?
Jun 9 - Jun 15, 2025 | N=5,023 | U.S. adults | Online/phone (ATP)
50%
General SentimentPartisan gap: 1 pt (D+) (D: 51%, R: 50%)
View original sourceUp from 37% in 2021. R and D now equally concerned — notable shift.
Rate the societal risks of AI
Jun 9 - Jun 15, 2025 | N=5,023 | U.S. adults | Online/phone (ATP)
57%
Risk AssessmentOnly 25% say benefits are high.
More excited than concerned about AI
Jun 9 - Jun 15, 2025 | N=5,023 | U.S. adults | Online/phone (ATP)
10%
General Sentiment38% equally concerned and excited.
More concerned than excited about AI (global median)
Jan 8 - Apr 26, 2025 | N=28,333 | Adults (25 countries) | Phone/face-to-face
34% (median)
General Sentiment42% equally concerned/excited. Only 16% more excited. US, Italy, Australia, Brazil, Greece ~50% concerned.
Trust the U.S. to regulate AI effectively
Mar 24 - Mar 30, 2025 | N=3,605 | U.S. adults | Online/phone (ATP)
44%
Trust in InstitutionsPartisan gap: 18 pts (R+) (D: 36%, R: 54%)
View original sourceRs trust US govt on AI more; Ds trust EU more (54% D vs 33% R).
Worry govt will not go far enough in regulating AI
Aug 12 - Aug 18, 2024 | N=5,410 | U.S. adults | Online/phone (ATP)
60%
Regulation - AppetitePartisan gap: 9 pts (D+) (D: 64%, R: 55%)
View original source56% of AI experts also worried about insufficient regulation.
AI will have positive impact on US over next 20 years
Aug 12 - Aug 18, 2024 | N=5,410 | U.S. adults | Online/phone (ATP)
17%
General Sentiment56% of AI experts say positive — massive expert-public gap.
Program for Public Consultation (UMD)
A (unique methodology)Require AI programs to pass govt test before deployment
Jul 30 - Aug 7, 2025 | N=1,202 | U.S. adults | Online (deliberative)
79%
Regulation - AppetitePartisan gap: 3 pts (R+) (D: 81%, R: 84%)
View original sourceRepublicans HIGHER than Dems on this one. Very red states 74%, very blue 85%.
Allow govt to audit AI programs already in use
Jul 30 - Aug 7, 2025 | N=1,202 | U.S. adults | Online (deliberative)
78%
Regulation - AppetitePartisan gap: 4 pts (R+) (D: 78%, R: 82%)
View original sourceAgain Rs higher than Ds. Deliberative poll — respondents saw both sides.
Quinnipiac University
A-Government is not doing enough to regulate AI
Apr 1 - Apr 15, 2025 | N=N/A | U.S. adults | Online/phone
69%
Regulation - Appetite73% say businesses not transparent enough about AI use. 86% concerned about political deepfakes.
TechEquity Collaborative
AdequateDo you want the government to establish safeguards around AI systems that prevent the most common harms?
Date N/A | N=N/A | Californians |
70%
AI Regulation & GovernanceDate unknown, California-specific polling
Do you fear that AI will only benefit the wealthiest households and corporations?
Date N/A | N=N/A | Californians |
59%
General AI AttitudesDate unknown, California-specific polling
Do you feel that the government will not go far enough in regulating AI?
Date N/A | N=N/A | Americans |
58%
AI Regulation & GovernanceDate unknown, national polling
YouGov
B+Concerned AI could concentrate power in tech companies
Mar 1 - Mar 15, 2025 | N=N/A | U.S. adults | Online
74%
Risk Assessment37% concerned AI could cause end of human race.
AI will have negative impact on society
Mar 1 - Mar 15, 2025 | N=N/A | U.S. adults | Online
40%
General SentimentOnly 29% expect positive impact.
Support requiring safety measures and pre-deployment govt approval for advanced AI
Jan 1 - Jan 15, 2025 | N=N/A | U.S. adults | Online
73%
Regulation - AppetitePartisan gap: 0 pts (D: 73%, R: 73%)
View original sourceIdentical D and R support — truly bipartisan. Only 7% want no regulation.
139 polls from 15 pollsters.
Last updated: February 2026