Centerline America

10/19/2026

By championing the "New Hampshire advantage" (low taxes, local economic relief, and independent leadership), Governor Kelly Ayotte continues to demonstrate how to effectively lead and win in a competitive battleground state, as The Wall Street Journal highlights her re-election campaign strategy.

The New Hampshire governor is leading her Democratic opponent in the polls, offering a path for a GOP victory in a tough election cycle.

10/16/2026

United, not divided. Recent polling from Centerline Liberties shows Americans share clear consensus on key policy solutions:

- AI Safety: 87% want clear government guardrails on AI
- Youth Isolation: 88% support school phone bans to combat screen-driven disconnection
- Clean Energy: 71% favor expanding renewables to lower rising utility bills

Learn more from our monthly polling series:

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10/15/2026

Chamber of Commerce Leaders from 10 energy-producing states endorsed the Senate’s bipartisan energy permitting reform deal in a recent Washington Examiner op-ed. They argue that faster permitting will unlock billions in capital to build grids and supply chains – creating jobs, boosting energy production, and lowering costs

Bipartisan Senate energy permitting reform cuts regulatory delays to lower consumer costs, rebuild the grid, and create jobs.

10/14/2026

Last week at the Heartland Summit, Olivia Walton unveiled a $100M bipartisan push to halve U.S. maternal mortality by 2031 by putting state governments in the driver's seat with proven, lifesaving solutions:

Olivia Walton says maternal health is a solvable problem, with state governments "in the driver's seat."

10/13/2026

ICYMI: Senate leaders unveiled a bipartisan agreement to slash red tape and expedite federal permitting for domestic energy projects while boosting the national power grid. Environment and Public Works Chairman Senator Shelley Moore Capito shares more: https://news.bgov.com/bloomberg-government-news/senate-permitting-deal-includes-perks-for-republicans-democrats

10/09/2026

The latest edition of The Center Line is out now. Election noise aside, our new polling series shows Americans agree on far more than the headlines suggest:

⚡ 71% back an all-of-the-above energy approach with more renewables
📱 88% support school phone bans to combat social isolation
🤖 87% want government guardrails on AI

Read the full newsletter for a recap of the polling and more!

10/07/2026

Rep. Ashley Hinson recently introduced the LARC Access Expansion Act to ensure women in rural and underserved communities have better access to long-lasting birth control options, including IUDs and implants. Learn more about the bill here:

10/05/2026

ICYMI: Grist.org recently shared insights on the uphill battle for energy permitting reform due to voters' “toxic” perception of data centers.

Pollster Alex Lundry notes that focusing on expanding clean power and lowering utility bills is the winning message for lawmakers: https://grist.org/politics/permitting-reform-data-centers-senate-gas-solar/

10/02/2026

Childcare affordability isn't just a family issue—it's a workforce issue.

A new poll from Groundwork Ohio & First Five Years Fund shows childcare costs are a top concern for Ohio voters. Learn more:

Affordability is on the minds of many Ohioans this election season, whether it's groceries, utility bills, housing, or farming costs. Childcare affordability and the high cost of living for families are concerns across the political spectrum in Ohio, new research shows.

10/01/2026

In a new op-ed for The Well News, pollster Alex Lundry shares that 71% of Americans (and 68% of Republicans) support expanding renewable energy to lower their monthly energy bills. https://www.thewellnews.com/opinions/america-agrees-on-energy-washington-should-too/