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• There is a widespread belief among Americans that while overall government spending is excessive, spending on Social Security and key domestic programs remains too low. New polling shows that even among Republicans, there is significant support for increasing funding for these essential programs, emphasizing a disconnect between public opinion and proposed cuts.
• Support for reducing foreign aid spending is strong, with about 9 in 10 Republicans and over half of Democrats agreeing that the U.S. is overspending on international assistance. This backing illustrates a united front on prioritizing domestic issues, particularly as many voters express concern over humanitarian aid cuts suggested by lawmakers.
• Debate exists over military funding, with Republicans generally advocating for increased funding. However, significant portions of Americans, including Democrats, see the military budget in need of adjustment; notably, many believe neither military nor border security should receive more funding at the expense of social services that directly impact citizens' lives.