Bipartisan Infrastructure Package Delivers Investments District Two Voters Want
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Friday, September 24, 2021
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More than two-thirds of voters say they want their member of Congress to support the infrastructure plan.
Key Points:
- More than two-thirds of voters say they want their member of Congress to support the infrastructure plan.
- Climate-oriented policies in the bipartisan infrastructure bill had broad acceptance among the respondents, including respondents who self-identified as Republicans.
- Nebraska Republican Sen. Deb Fischer cited the bipartisan nature of the proposal when she cast her "yes" vote last month.
- The potential economic benefits of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, such as providing job training, were also popular among respondents.