58% At Least Somewhat Support Banning Pharmaceutical Ads on TV

Publication Date: 09/11/2025 11:00 AM CST

58% At Least Somewhat Support Banning Pharmaceutical Ads on TV

Publication: 09/11/2025 11:00 AM CST

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A majority of voters (58%) at least somewhat support banning pharmaceutical ads on TV, while 31% are opposed.
- These numbers include a plurality (32%) who strongly support it, and 10% who are strongly opposed.
Voters are evenly split, 41% to 41%, on whether banning pharmaceutical ads on TV is a form of censorship.
There is overwhelming support for banning ultra-processed foods and artificial dyes in school lunches, with 83% supporting the idea.
- This number includes 46% who strongly support the idea, and just 2% who strongly oppose it.
In regard to vaccines, a plurality (42%) think children get about the right amount.
- One third (33%) say they get too many, while just 18% say too few.