We already know pretty well what the not-paying-attention public wants to do to the budget. Decrease foreign aid by $38 trillion a year, use $15 trillion of that to wipe out the deficit, cut taxes by about $15 trillion, decrease spending on "government" by about $3 trillion, and increase spending on every item of actual government spending by a total of about $5 trillion.
Well, those numbers come a little too close to actually adding up, to really represent the typical swing voter. And they actually have some connection to reality, because I used actual numbers for part of it, to get a numerical representation of what the swing voter verbally supports. Nonetheless, you get the idea.