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Americans agree on a lot more than we think. We just never see the numbers, and agreement nobody can see can't change anything. Our job is to put it out in the open, so citizens can stand on it together. Every name makes it harder to ignore. Add yours: common-ground.us/get-involve…
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3 things Democrats and Republicans already agree on: 1/ Ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks. Republicans 78%, Democrats 75%. 2/ The same ethics rules for Supreme Court justices as for other federal judges. Republicans 87%, Democrats 86%.
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3/ Term limits for Congress. Republicans 85%, Democrats 83%. Source for all three: Program for Public Consultation, 2026 Most Democrats and Republicans want all three. None of them is law yet. Agreement nobody can see can't change anything.
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The midterms are a week away. Whoever you're voting for, there's a long list of things most Democrats and Republicans already want. Worth asking your candidates where they stand.
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What % of Republicans do you think make over $250K a year? The average guess is 38%. It's about 2%. And what % of Democrats are in a union? The average guess is 39%. It's about 10%. So why do we picture country-club Republicans and union-hall Democrats? Most of both are neither.
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Source: Ahler & Sood, "The Parties in Our Heads," Journal of Politics (2018), YouGov survey from 2015.
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69% of Americans favor requiring Congressional approval before a President can use nuclear weapons first. Republicans: 77%. Democrats: 64%. Source: Program for Public Consultation, February 2026. 1 of 82 cross-party policies: Common-Ground.US.
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78% of Americans favor continuing to honor the moratorium on nuclear weapons testing. Republicans: 77%. Democrats: 81%. Source: Program for Public Consultation, February 2026. 1 of 82 cross-party policies: Common-Ground.US.
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79% of Americans favor maintaining nuclear arms control treaties with Russia. Republicans: 81%. Democrats: 79%. Source: Program for Public Consultation, February 2026. 1 of 82 cross-party policies: Common-Ground.US.
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65% of Americans favor continuing military aid to Ukraine. Republicans: 58%. Democrats: 75%. Source: Program for Public Consultation, February 2026. 1 of 82 cross-party policies: Common-Ground.US.
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83% of Americans say politicians don't care what they think. The research says they're not wrong. But there's a twist almost nobody talks about 🧵
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That's the whole problem we're built to fix. Common-Ground.US makes the agreement visible — and gives you a way to act on it, together. Not a party. Not a movement. Just the receipts, and a way to stand up and be counted.
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83% of Americans favor staying in NATO. Republicans: 79%. Democrats: 89%. Source: Program for Public Consultation, February 2026. 1 of 82 cross-party policies: Common-Ground.US.
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80% of Americans favor prioritizing collective security, through joint military action or sanctions in response to international aggression. Republicans: 87%. Democrats: 76%. Source: Program for Public Consultation, February 2026. 1 of 82: Common-Ground.US.
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76% of Americans favor adding immigration judges and court staff to speed up asylum cases. Republicans: 73%. Democrats: 83%. Source: Program for Public Consultation, February 2026. 1 of 82 cross-party policies: Common-Ground.US.
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