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New polling suggests a broad and bipartisan consensus in battleground states when it comes to federal help for parents raising children. polled 600 likely voters in Arizona , Georgia , Michigan , Nevada , Pennsylvania , and Wisconsin , with results exhibiting strong majorities in favor of federal support for increasing the Child Tax Credit, universal preschool funding, childcare subsidies, and paid family and medical leave.
The $6,000 level is what Harris floated in rolling out her policy proposals earlier this month. For his part, Vance proposed a $5,000 credit. Childcare subsidies are also a political winner across party lines, with a proposal tested to make it free for low-income parents and capped at 7% of income for the middle-income cohort.
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