2022 Voter and Small Business Polling Memo
On behalf of First Five Years Fund, Hart Research (D) and New Bridge Strategy (R) recently completed national polling among voters and small business leaders on the effects of child care shortages and attitudes toward increasing federal funding for child care. This polling memo outlines the key takeaways from this research.
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