Polling Data & Insights

Alabama Policy Action provides reliable data to help citizens and leaders understand where candidates stand on the issues that matter most. From voter surveys to policy research, this page is your hub for insights that shape the future of our state.

Featured Data Reports

Stay informed with our latest polling and research releases. These reports highlight public opinion on critical issues such as free markets, limited government, and strong families.

MOST RECENT POLLING:

AL new statewide survey conducted by the Napolitan News Service on behalf of Alabama Policy Action reveals robust leads for certain candidates in major upcoming general election races, alongside overwhelming public support for universal school choice under the CHOOSE Act. The poll, conducted September 21–25, 2026, surveyed 800 registered voters in Alabama with a margin of sampling error of +/- 3.5 percentage points.

Medicaid Expansion, Responsibilities, Costs and Consequences

Overtime Stat

National Council of Teacher Quality

Passing a “Lottery Only” bill won’t limit Alabama to a Lottery

Napolitan News Survey of 800 Registered Voters in Alabama, January 2026

Napolitan Institute Poll Finds Support for Socialism Is Not Growing in U.S.

Issue-Based Surveys

Have strong views on a certain issue? Participate in quick surveys through our Voter Voice platform and see how your views compare with those of other Alabamians.

Napolitan News Service Survey

American Voters back MAHA

The Issues

Your Opinion Matters

Polling data does more than reflect opinions; it helps guide policy discussions, inform advocacy efforts, and amplify the voices of everyday Alabamians.

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