This study surveyed opinions among 1,657 registered voters nationally using an online panel and voter registration lists. The survey, conducted from June 18 to 26, 2018, includes a subsample of 484 parents whose children were under age 18 and oversamples of African American and Hispanic women to allow for better comparative analysis. The survey is weighted to reflect available national demographic data on registered voters. We simultaneously fielded separate surveys in Georgia, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, and Ohio. This report presents the findings from the national survey in order to see how these issues are playing out across all parts of the country with numerous types of voters. (author abstract)