Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA): Recent submissions

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    • Americans on Police Reform 

      Kull, Steven; Fehsenfeld, Evan; Lewitus, Evan "Charles" (2020-07-14)
      For decades now, there have been periodic efforts to reform police practices and laws regarding the use of force, especially deadly force, by law enforcement officers. The recent deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor ...

    • Americans on Solving the Medicare Shortfall 

      Kull, Steven; Ramsay, Clay; Lewis (aka Fehsenfeld), Evan; Williams, Antje (2017-10-31)
      Given current policy crosscurrents, it is little wonder that even raising the subject of Medicare policy seems to open the door to anxiety among the public and among Medicare recipients. This consultation seeks to ...

    • Large Scale Study Finds Majorities in Very Red Districts Oppose Key Provisions in Tax Reform Bill 

      Kull, Steven; Lewis (aka Fehsenfeld), Evan; Martens, Francesca; Koeppel, Austin (2017-11-29)
      An in-depth survey on tax reform finds that majorities in very red districts, as well as very blue districts, oppose key provisions in the Republican tax reform bills including reducing taxes on the wealthy, reducing the ...

    • Americans on Tax Reform 

      Kull, Steven; Lewis (aka Fehsenfeld), Evan; Martens, Francesca; Koeppel, Austin (2017-11-21)
      INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAXES Income Taxes on the Wealthy ‐ When presented the effective tax rates for different income brackets, for incomes over $200,000, less than a quarter favored reductions, including fewer than four ...

    • Overwhelming Bipartisan Majorities Favor Greater Restrictions on Lobbying by Former Government Officials 

      Kull, Steven; Fehsenfeld, Evan; Lewitus, Evan Charles; Martens, Francesca (2017-12)
      Overwhelming bipartisan majorities support proposed legislation that calls for extending the period that former government officials must wait before they can lobby the government and prohibiting former executive branch ...