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Gas, solar, and tech companies all want this bill. Will Congress pass it?
Alex on why framing permitting reform around data centers sinks it with voters, citing Redbud's September energy survey.
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Permitting to Power: Building Energy Infrastructure at the Speed of Demand
Alex on a National Clean Energy Week permitting panel, walking through the new energy survey. Starts at his first answer.
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Nearly three-quarters of American voters want more renewable energy according to new poll
“It is obvious that most Americans think that expanding renewable energy is the right direction for the country.”
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National service is the most popular, least delivered idea in America
On the American Service Project's Iowa survey with Alex: 78% of voters back voluntary, paid national service.
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Centerline Tracker: Clean Energy Poll
Wave three, with CRES Forum: 71% of voters say more renewable energy is the right direction.
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AI Ate My Homework
Fifty-two surveys, twelve months. Everyone has decided they aren't the problem.
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Move-In Day Math
71 polls this week. What parents feel at the school door isn't wonder. It's bill anxiety.
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Watt Voters Want
73 polls this week. Power bills are up, belief in climate change is down; data centers are catching the blame.
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Centerline Tracker: Social Isolation in America
Wave two: two-thirds of voters showed a sign of social isolation in the past week — and the isolated skew young.
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Return to Sender
70 polls this week. The Court is being asked who runs elections — and voters answered in July.
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Pump Fake
32 economy polls this week. Americans are wrong about gas prices — and wrong in the direction that should worry the White House.
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Centerline Tracker: Artificial Intelligence
Wave one of the Centerline Tracker: 87% of voters want rules for AI, and every guardrail tested wins across party lines.
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Alex Lundry on the Simon Conway Show
Alex joins Des Moines' WHO-AM to talk through the American Service Project's new Iowa survey.
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American Service Project: Iowa Poll Results
Waterloo's News/Talk 1540 KXEL walks through the American Service Project's Iowa survey results with pollster Alex Lundry.
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Power Grab
28 AI polls tracked this week. The data center backlash just got a governor.
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E Pluribus Unsure
Nearly thirty polls. America turns 250 — proud, uneasy, and still working out who "we" are.
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Father Figures
Eight polls on what American dads want, where they fall short, and who's quietly replacing them.
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Pride and Precision
A dozen-plus surveys on where America actually stands on LGBTQ rights.
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Major: Anxiety
Two dozen-plus surveys on graduates, students, and twentysomethings. The kids are optimistic about themselves and grim about everything around them.
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Consent of the Governed
13 polls. The C-suite has decided. The country has not.
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Decoration Day
10 polls. On the holiday we set aside for those who served, the polling says service might be the last civic institution we still agree on.
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Frenemy of the State
10 polls. Trump's Long March.
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The Mom Squeeze
9 polls on motherhood, family, and the work of raising kids in 2026.
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Poll Vault's B-Sides
Nine polls. Nine unique populations. Welcome to the deep cuts.
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ICE Burns
17 polls. Iran is dominating the news cycle, but the immigration data tells a story Washington is missing.
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Bipartisan Pain, Bipartisan Permission
34 polls. Healthcare cost pain has gone nearly universal — and it's making Medicaid the rare program voters of every stripe show up to defend.
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Losing the Room
102 polls across nine topics. The public is rejecting specific pieces of the agenda faster than any single approval number captures.
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Fine. Everything's Fine.
20 polls. The economy is everyone's problem now — even if it's not yet everyone's crisis.
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Special Edition: One Month of War
59 polls. One month of war. One unmistakable verdict from the American public.
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Who Could Be Left Behind in Ed Split
Politico's education newsletter cites the national survey conducted by Republican pollster Alex Lundry for Centerline Liberties: Americans across parties are struggling to afford child care and early education.
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Where Vaccine Support Stands
Politico's health newsletter on Centerline Liberties polling by Republican pollster Alex Lundry: 70% of parents say they keep their children's vaccinations up to date.
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Opinion: Early care and education — good policy makes good politics
A broad consensus on big political questions is rare in today’s hyper-partisan climate. That’s true in New Hampshire, as it is across the nation. But a new survey from Centerline Liberties uncovers something unusual…
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New Poll Shows Bipartisan Support for Child Care Scholarships in New Hampshire
A new statewide poll finds that New Hampshire voters in both parties believe child care costs are leaving families struggling…
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Up To Speed Ep. 10: Child Care Solutions for New Hampshire
In this episode of Up to Speed from NHJournal, host Michael Graham teams up with Rebecca Woitkowski, Child and Family Policy Director at New Futures, and pollster Alex Lundry of Redbud Consulting to unpack…
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Alex Lundry on Good Morning New Hampshire
Alex joins Jack Heath to walk through Centerline Liberties' New Hampshire polling on child care affordability and availability.
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Survey Results: Majority of Republicans Support the Freedom to Marry
The June 2025 national survey memo — from Alex Lundry, Redbud Consulting, with Echelon Insights and National Research, for Project Right Side and Centerline Liberties. Ten years after Obergefell, roughly 70% of voters support the freedom to marry, including a majority of Republicans.
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What Exactly Is Data Science? Can Numbers Lie?
In this conversation, Alex Lundry delves into the ethical challenges faced by data scientists, how to avoid getting lost in the abstraction of numbers…
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Op-Ed: Parties Should Find Common Ground on Mental, Maternal Health Care
A syndicated op-ed from Alex Lundry, Redbud Consulting, on the rare patch of common ground the parties share: mental health and maternal care.
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Trust in Elections: What's At Stake & Americans' Attitudes Ahead of 2024
As the 2024 election approaches, a new survey from Issue One conducted by GQR and Redbud Consulting (N=1,500; fielded September 3-9, 2024) reveals sharp divides…
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Dozens of Republicans File Amicus Brief Against Tennessee's Transgender Care Ban
“Parents know what is best for their children far better than the government does,” the 31 Republicans, including several currently serving lawmakers, argue in a brief to the Supreme Court.
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20 Years of Marriage for Same-Sex Couples: Demographic Analysis
A deep dive analysis of the stunning transformation of public attitudes towards marriage over the last two decades.
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Op-Ed: Polls Show Support Grows for Marriage Equality
There is one area where people of all ideological stripes are united: support for the freedom to marry…
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Politics, Policy & Precedent: The Freedom to Marry at 20 Years
A Centerline Liberties panel at Kirkland & Ellis in Washington — Alex Lundry, founder of Redbud Consulting, joins two RAND economists and SMU law professor Dale Carpenter on two decades of marriage data.
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The US Did a Complete 180 on Same-Sex Marriage
It’s hard to believe today, when the vast majority of Americans support it, but just 20 years ago the issue of same-sex marriage divided the country and drove voter turnout.
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A Strong Majority Support Access to Mifepristone
On the eve of oral arguments in the Supreme Court case, Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. FDA, a new survey from GQR and Redbud Consulting shows that…
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States of Change
In the last four decades, the United States has undergone significant demographic changes. Immigration patterns have altered our racial composition…
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Demystifying the Cambridge Analytica Scandal, Five Years Later
In 2018, Facebook, the tech industry, and the world were just beginning to grapple with issues of misinformation, Russian interference in elections, and online political advertising.
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Political Pollster to Professor: How a McCourt Alum Is Paying It Forward
Alex Lundry (MPP‘04) returns to the Hilltop as a Fall 2022 GU Politics Fellow and adjunct professor, sharing his experience in political polling and data analytics with the next generation of Hoyas.
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Being the Voice of Data
This week, the Pod interviews GU Politics Fellow Alex Lundry, Chief Analytics Officer for Jeb Bush for President, Director of Data Science for Romney for President, and Co-Founder of Tunnl.
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