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Save the Children Action Network commissioned a bipartisan polling team to conduct survey research among general election voters in five states to gauge their opinions about early childhood education and early intervention policies. In addition to general election voters, SCAN conducted interviews among both Democratic and Republican primary voters. The results showed that legislators and candidates looking for issues with broad appeal that can meaningfully improve the lives of their constituents should invest in our youngest learners and early intervention programs.
Below is the breakdown of the polling results by state. More will be added as they become available.
Colorado
What Voters are Saying
“The benefits are not only to the child themselves but also to the family and for the greater community.”
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Iowa
What Voters are Saying
“I don’t think you can discriminate against a kid that’s 4 years old based on his parents’ circumstances.”
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South Carolina
What Voters are Saying
“There are people that need education earlier…they need a head start! I think that it should be funded.”
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Tennessee
What Voters are Saying
“I think on a cost basis, we are either going to spend the money earlier or we are going to spend the money later.
I would rather spend it early and have them turn into productive citizens.”
