3.1. Three in four registered voters want corporations and industry to do more to address global warming. Voters also want more action from citizens and government.
Across party lines, a majority of registered voters say corporations and industry should do more to address global warming (75% of all registered voters, 91% of Democrats, 72% of Independents, and 53% of Republicans).
Half or more of registered voters, including Democrats, Independents, and liberal/moderate Republicans, but not conservative Republicans, think citizens, the U.S. Congress, their own member of Congress, their local government officials and/or their governor should do more to address global warming. Half or more Democrats and Independents think President Trump and/or the media should do more.
3.2. A majority of registered voters think global warming should be a “high” or “very high” priority for the president and Congress.
A majority of registered voters (57%) think global warming should be a high or very high priority for the president and Congress, including more than eight in ten Democrats (84%), but only four in ten Independents (41%) and one in four Republicans (24%). Liberal Democrats are more than five times as likely as conservative Republicans to think global warming should be a priority (92% versus 17%, respectively).