With the 2016 presidential campaign underway, Americans continue to view the national debt as a top priority for the country.

With important fiscal deadlines looming in coming weeks, the nation’s fiscal outlook remains a top concern for American voters.

“The President and Congress have an important opportunity this year to work together to secure our fiscal and economic future.”

An Interview with Pete Peterson in Leaders Magazine, April 2014

A new competition launched today challenges some of America’s brightest college and graduate students to get active in increasing awareness and engagement among their peers on an issue critical to their future.

With Election Day less than five months away and the Presidential nominating conventions approaching, voters continue to have deep concerns about the national debt.

Prior to President Barack Obama’s prime-time news conference, in which he discussed the state of the economy, his recovery plan, and his ambitious budget blueprint, the Peter G. Peterson Foundation suggested 8 key questions.

The Youth Summit, entitled Democracy 2.0: Exploring the Millennial Generation’s ROI, will convene today’s leading youth voices as well as a number of newcomers who will offer fresh perspectives and thoughtful proposals for reform and change.

There is broad support among Democrats, Republicans and Independents for a bipartisan fiscal commission to address America’s debt and deficit challenges according to a new poll.

On Tuesday, November 9th, the Peter G. Peterson Foundation will launch “OweNo,” a nationwide public engagement campaign to educate Americans about the causes and consequences of the soaring federal debt.