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host: a new survey from pew research asks about how the new congress will be with republicans controlling the house and democrats controlling the senate. also many expressed gridlock will be a feature of the new congress. it comes with a divided government next year. we will ask about what expectations you have for the new congress and how productive you think they will be. republicans 202-748-8001. democrats 202-748-8000. independents 202-748-8002 if you wish to text us you can do that at 202-748-8003. you can post on facebook and on twitter and follow the show on instagram. the survey came out december 1 from pew research. you can find it online at their website. public has modest expectations for washington s return to divided government. they asked participants a question, a percentage of saying who will he successful or unsuccessful in getting programs passed into law over the next two years. only 33% expressing success in getting programs passed versus 65% for 2022. of
instagram. the survey came out december 1 from pew research. you can find it online at their website. public has modest expectations for washington s return to divided government. they asked participants a question, a percentage of saying who will he successful or unsuccessful in getting programs passed into law over the next two years. only 33% expressing success in getting programs passed versus 65% for 2022. of those republicans only 18% of those say there will be success in getting programs passed over the next two years. 81% expressing unsuccessful attempts in that measure. for those who are democrats or lean democrat, a 48% saying they will be success in getting programs passed. in the incoming year. especially with divided government and the republicans leading the house of representatives. they asked the question about relations between republicans and democrats in washington. if they thought it would get better. 8% of those saying those relations will get better in t