Fifty percent of voters now support eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and returning education authority to states. Parents learned the hard way that decisions made far from the classroom don’t always serve students well. Sixty-five percent of voters support letting education dollars follow the child. Congress has created a federal education tax credit scholarship that states can choose to opt into. Eighty-three percent of voters support expanding tax credits and child care supports that help families balance work and home.