ACLJ Survey: Harris, Newsom & the Socialist Left’s 2028 Agenda

As Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, and the socialist Left roll out sweeping proposals – from restructuring the Supreme Court and Electoral College to new billionaire taxes and partisan redistricting – the ACLJ is surveying Americans on where they stand. The results will be important for our legal and legislative work defending the Constitution against politically motivated structural change. Thank you for taking the time to provide honest and thoughtful responses.

1. Are you an American citizen?
2. Were you aware that Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom have both floated proposals widely viewed as reshaping the constitutional and political system in their favor?
3. Do you support or oppose expanding the number of Supreme Court Justices to change the ideological balance of the Court?
4. Do you support or oppose eliminating the Electoral College in favor of a national popular vote?
5. California Governor Gavin Newsom led an effort to redraw California’s congressional maps specifically to offset redistricting in other states. Do you view this kind of partisan redistricting as a fair political strategy or an abuse of power?
6. Do you support new “billionaire tax” or wealth tax proposals like the one Newsom introduced as part of a “national economic reset”?
7. Do you support creating new states (e.g., Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico) primarily to shift the balance of power in Congress?
8. Do you believe proposals like these – from Court expansion to redistricting to new taxes – represent a coordinated effort by the political Left to consolidate long-term power?
9. How concerned are you that structural and fiscal changes like these could permanently alter the balance of power in Washington and the states?
10. Between Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom, who is the bigger threat to constitutional governance?
11. How important is the separation of powers and constitutional checks and balances to you personally?
12. Do you believe the policies being floated by Harris, Newsom, and the socialist Left reflect the views of most Americans or a smaller ideological faction?
13. Which of these proposals concerns you most? (Select all that apply.)
14. What concerns you most about the direction leaders on the Left like Harris and Newsom are proposing for the country?
15. What do you believe is the best way to protect the Constitution and checks and balances from politically motivated changes?
16. What state do you reside in?
17. Do you believe the ACLJ is uniquely positioned to ensure that radicals on the Left cannot destroy our constitutional structure in court?