Americans are split on whether Congress should vote to raise the debt ceiling as the clock is ticking on a possible default that could come this summer if the limit is not risen, according to a new poll. An NPR-PBS NewsHour-Marist poll released Thursday found 52 percent of registered voters support raising the debt ceiling, while 46 percent oppose it. The amount that support it is a significant increase from the 24 percent who supported doing so in 2011, which was the last time Congress faced a confrontation over the debt limit. Support for raising the debt ceiling also saw an increase from a decade ago across the political spectrum, rising among Democrats from 36 precent to 7
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