Find Your 2020 Infrastructure Match
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Every week is infrastructure week in an election year. Seven major presidential candidates have proposed detailed infrastructure plans - who best embraces your infrastructure policy preferences?
 
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Updated February 3, 2020

Do you favor a candidate that offers specific infrastructure proposals?
Yes, infrastructure should be a policy priority
No, I don't think infrastructure is a priority
How should candidates primarily fund their infrastructure plan?
Increase the deficit/issue debt
Impose new taxes on the wealthy and corporations (Note: this may only partially fund the plan)
Impose a combination of new taxes on infrastructure users and tax hikes on the wealthy/corporations
The federal government is currently projected to spend roughly $3,400 per person on infrastructure over the next 10 years. How much more should each American pay for the federal government to spend on infrastructure over a 10-year period?
Under $1,000
$1,001 - $2000
$2,001 - $3,500
$4,000 - $8,000
Over $35,000
Should the plan increase federal funding for highways, roads, and bridges, or focus surface transportation resources on other modes of transportation?
Yes, the plan should increase highway funding
No, additional funding should be focused on other infrastructure priorities
How should the plan specifically address challenges faced by airports?
Increase federal spending on airport improvements
The plan doesn't need to address airports
Extend subsidies for flights to rural airports
Invest in transit connections to airports
Do you support expediting the environmental review process to get projects finished faster?
Definitely; permitting delays are a huge problem
Yes, it should be addressed but is not a top priority
No, the current system works
No, we need even more stringent environmental protections
How important should climate change policies be in crafting a federal infrastructure and transportation plan?
Climate should be the central focus of any infrastructure bill
Climate should be a feature of the bill
An infrastructure bill should focus primarily on federal infrastructure programs; climate change is best addressed separately
Should the plan explicitly provide federal support for private-sector investment in public infrastructure?
Yes
Yes, but in developing nations
No
Should the federal government commit funds to pay for Americans to improve energy efficiency of their personal homes and vehicles?
No, that is not a proper or efficient use of federal funds
Yes, commit large budgetary resources through tax benefits
Yes, commit larger budgetary resources through cash grants
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