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Humanity Forward advances evidence-based, bipartisan policies to address the biggest problems facing our families, our nation, and our world.

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Dec 22, 2022
Today, Humanity Forward applauds a successful 68-29 Senate vote on the Electoral Count Reform Act! We are proud to have worked with some of the nation’s leading scholars and advocates on ECRA alongside the bipartisan Senate working group. Our statement:
Humanity Forward Applauds Successful Electoral Count Reform Act Vote
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Humanity Forward
@HumanityForward
Jul 4, 2024
Happy Independence Day, from Humanity Forward!
Humanity Forward
@HumanityForward
Jul 2, 2024
How proud are Americans to be American? Do they feel their government is responsive? Discover the answers and more in The America's Pulse Survey by the Polarization Research Lab. Track the health of our democracy, week by week.
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America's Political Pulse
Research data on political polarization, legislator profiles, and public opinion from the Polarization Research Lab.
Humanity Forward
@HumanityForward
Jun 28, 2024
Reflecting on the House-passed bipartisan tax bill's Child Tax Credit expansion: it could lift 400,000 children from poverty. 2025's tax negotiations present an opportunity for lawmakers to advance this crucial bipartisan policy for low-income families.
Modest “Lookback” Provision in Bipartisan Child Tax Credit Expansion Helps Working Families Who...
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Humanity Forward
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Jun 25, 2024
This poll shows the bipartisan concerns about housing costs: Concern about one’s own ability to afford housing was evenly distributed, with about 70% of Democrats, Republicans and independents ranking that issue among their top concerns.
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Survey finds rare bipartisan agreement on housing issues among US voters
A new poll conducted for the Financial Times and University of Michigan's Ross School of Business finds neither the Democrats nor the Republicans have a clear advantage on housing affordability....