A Sachs/Mason Dixon poll released today [PDF]
has
found that “65 percent of the public supports” a balanced
budget amendment, “with 27 percent opposed, [and] 8 percent
undecided.” By party affiliation, that breaks down as “81 percent
of Republicans, 68 percent of independents and 45 percent of
Democrats.”
This jibes with the first-ever Reason-Rupe
Poll, which found that 74 percent of Americans think that the
federal government needs some kind of spending cap to keep
expenditures in line with revenues. Percentage breakdown there
among R/I/D: 85/76/64. Here, visualize it:
via Poll: 65% of Americans Support Balanced Budget Amendment – Hit & Run : Reason Magazine.