Much has been made of our divided populace. But, when it comes to civic education, people across the political spectrum agree on its importance, that we need more of it, and that it should be better funded.

This fall, Cygnal spoke with 3,002 people — including likely general election voters, an oversample of Republican primary voters, and an oversample of K–12 parents from both parties — asking them a series of questions about civic education.

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