Blame over the expiration of the expanded benefits is broadly divided along partisan lines, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.
Earlier this year, Congress passed a law giving people added federal unemployment benefits of $600 per week due to the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. Theseas negotiations between the White House and congressional leaders devolved into finger-pointing.
Democrats support the renewal of benefits 73% to 18%; Republicans are close to evenly split, with 40% saying the benefits should have been renewed and 43% that they should not have been. Within the GOP, those in households making $50,000 or less annually are more supportive than those with higher incomes.
About two-thirds of those polled say they’ve followed news about the benefits expiring at least somewhat closely, and 28% say they’ve followed it very closely.
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