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Republicans control the U.S. House of Representatives after the 2024–25 cycle, holding a narrow majority—about a three- to five-seat margin in reporting—so the GOP continues to lead the chamber even a...
Across national polls in early January 2026, Donald Trump’s approval rating sits below 50 percent but varies by pollster and timing — most national trackers place approval roughly in the high 30s to l...
Donald Trump’s approval has declined through 2025 and hit multiple second-term lows in November, with recent Reuters/Ipsos and other polls showing approvals of about 37–38% and disapproval often in th...
do not have a lock on in the upcoming midterms; enter 2026 with a narrow majority and political conditions, district maps, and forecasting models point to a toss‑up where Democrats need only a few sea...
On the question "Trump greatest president": the available public-opinion and polling evidence does not support the claim; Donald Trump’s approval remains deeply polarized and generally low compared wi...
Polls show Donald Trump’s job approval clustered below 50 percent as 2026 begins, with averages putting his net approval roughly in the mid‑negative teens and individual polls ranging from the mid‑30s...
President Trump’s performance as president divides sharply along measurable lines: most reputable poll aggregates show more Americans disapproving than approving of his job overall as 2025 closed, whi...
Forecasts and post‑election tallies show the 2024 House outcome was closely contested: multiple forecasting services tracked each of the 435 seats and projected a narrow advantage variously for Republ...
Recent national polls show President Trump’s approval has slipped in late November 2025: Emerson reports approval falling from 45% in October to 41% in November (a four‑point drop) and Reuters/Ipsos f...
Claims that “15 mission extra votes for Joe Biden” were added are not directly documented in the available reporting provided. Contemporary fact-checking of vote “spikes” in 2020 shows large, sometime...
Current poll averages put President Trump roughly in the low‑to‑mid 40s for approval — for example, Nate Silver’s average shows 41.8% approve and 54.4% disapprove, a net of about −13 . Multiple outlet...