Voters have mixed reactions to the Keystone XL cancellation and to halting fossil fuel projects more generally. Morning Consult’s national tracking poll included a few questions on the Keystone XL pipeline cancellation. While voters didn’t pay much attention to it (just 12% report that they heard “a lot” about the story), more say they oppose the pipeline’s cancellation (42%) than support it (32%). The poll also asked whether voters generally believe the U.S. should “stop or continue to allow the construction of major new fossil fuel infrastructure, like pipelines.” A narrow majority (52%) are in favor of allowing new fossil fuel projects, while just 29% want to stop them.