Major study finds voters have statistically zero influence on Congress. In case you’re curious why the 80% issues don’t pass, from crime to …

A study cited on X suggests that voter preferences have negligible statistical influence on congressional voting decisions, potentially explaining why policies supported by large majorities of the public (such as crime-related initiatives) fail to pass into law. The post implies a disconnect between constituent preferences and legislative outcomes in Congress.

Source: Elon Musk (X) | 2026-05-22