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Prior to the Supreme Court’s 2015 Obergefell decision, opponents raised alarms about the severe and immediate harms that would surely occur if marriages between same-sex couples were recognized nationally.

For the political class, the arrival of the primary season is like opening day for baseball junkies. Up until this point, everything regarding the 2026 midterms has been predictive and speculative. However, the game truly began in the 2025 off-year Virginia elections, providing a preview of effective messages and policies.

A new poll commissioned by right-of-center group Centerline Liberties and conducted by Republican pollster Alex Lundry found the Americans are struggling to afford child care and early education.

A new survey from Republican pollster Alex Lundry — on behalf of centrist nonprofit Centerline Liberties — found that 70 percent of people said they keep their children up to date on vaccines.

Almost seven in 10 American voters support the government regulating the development and deployment of AI models, new polling commissioned by Centerline Liberties found.

IF YOU want to know how a society is doing, look at its families. According to Consumer Affairs, New Hampshire is faring pretty well in this regard; the outlet recently named the Granite State the best state to raise a fam-ily. They

But a new survey from Centerline Liberties uncovers something unusual: near-unanimity among New Hampshire voters on one subject. Families with young children are facing enormous difficulties, and the government — at all levels — is failing to address their concerns.

In this episode of Up to Speed from NHJournal, host Michael Graham teams up with Rebecca Woitkowski, Child and Family Policy Director at New Futures, and pollster Alex Lundry of Redbud Consulting to unpack New Hampshire’s escalating childcare crisis.

Leading Republican pollster Alex Lundry joined Good Morning New Hampshire with Jack Heath to discuss a forthcoming poll he conducted on behalf of Centerline Liberties that details registered New Hampshire voters’ aligned concerns on childcare availability and affordability in the state.