Most voters across political parties, regions, and demographic groups agree that state and local governments should do more to support kids. But findings from a national poll commissioned by Children’s Funding Accelerator reveal differences between voter groups about how to achieve that goal. Advocates for children and youth must understand where voters’ views diverge and tailor their messages as needed to rally public support— and funding—for kids. This analysis looks only at differences across groups and does not account for variations within groups, which campaign organizers likewise should monitor. (author abstract)