Public wellbeing report · Policies

CHILD Act 2025

Increases annual dependent care FSA contributions, up to $10,000, to help families with childcare costs, adjusted for inflation.

#360
of 704 ranked policies
Top 52%
53.9% of matchups won 820 matchups Elo 1600 tracked 2025/04/20 → 2025/10/31

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Public sentiment

how often it gets picked, by matchup framing
54%
picked as helping wellbeing
483 matchups
54%
picked as hurting wellbeing
337 matchups

People are split on it.

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Rating over time

Elo, 7-day average · history as of 2025-08-28

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Based on 820 head-to-head matchups from Mic Check's global survey; ratings use Elo (1500 = neutral start). Latest data 2025/10/31. Full rankings ·

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