Here's who has power in Congress after the infrastructure vote delay

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : With infrastructure, he can be seen as the bipartisan dealmaker who can charm Republicans while he can appeal to the left of his base with massive investments in clean energy, child care and expanding health care.
55% : Democrats also wanted to include spending on "human infrastructure" such as child care, paid family leave, tuition-free community college, home care for elderly people and people with disabilities, as well as measures to combat climate change.

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