Samuel Corum/Getty Images A Pew survey found that only a third of Americans think Biden's stimulus bill is too big. While Republican lawmakers oppose the size of the bill, the majority of Republican voters support it. Regardless of party affiliation, lower-income households support the size; some say it's too low. President Joe Biden's stimulus bill is expected to reach its final vote on Wednesday, and according to a recent survey, only a third of Americans think the bill is too big. Since it was first introduced, Republican lawmakers have argued that the stimulus bill Democrats have pushed through using reconciliation is too costly, and a group of Republican senators even proposed a counter-stimulus bill that was a third the size of Biden's. But according to a survey released on Tuesday from the Pew Research Center, the majority of Americans don't see an issue with the size of the bill.