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Modern polling aggregates (post‑World War II through present) show wide variation in average presidential approval; Gallup’s historical tables cite Jimmy Carter averaging about 45.5% — “essentially ti...
A clear majority of Americans currently view ICE unfavorably: recent national polls show roughly half to a majority disapproving of how the agency operates, and support for protests or abolition has j...
Americans’ views of ) are sharply polarized but tilting negative: multiple polls in January 2026 show pluralities or majorities disapproving of ICE’s conduct and a surge in support for major reforms o...
National polling through early January 2026 shows Donald Trump running below majority approval in most large trackers, with averages and reputable polls clustering in the high-30s to low‑40s for “appr...
Public sentiment toward ) has shifted noticeably since 2018: favorability has declined and support for major changes — including abolition or curbs on enforcement tactics — has grown in several major ...
Polling consistently shows that remains overwhelmingly popular with the core of , but multiple surveys since he returned to the White House reveal modest—yet politically meaningful—erosion at the marg...
Republican voters broadly continue to support President Trump, but the reporting shows clear cracks: on the economy — especially cost-of-living and tariffs — and on immigration enforcement and some fo...
Two clear findings emerge from the supplied analyses: existing articles report for Donald Trump ranging roughly from the low 30s to high 30s percent across Summer–Fall 2025, and who support Trump. The...
Donald Trump’s current approval is running in the low‑40s on multi‑poll averages (around 40–42% by several trackers) with recent polls showing lows as low as 37% and net approval often negative (about...
Polling and recent special- and off‑year elections point toward a difficult environment for the GOP in the 2026 midterms: forecasting models cited by analysts predict Republicans will likely lose seat...
Donald Trump’s public standing shifted from a narrow, volatile approval and mixed favorability in 2016 to a more solidified partisan base and higher early-2025 approval among Republicans, but by mid- ...
Yes — available polling from 2025 shows that the share of U.S. voting‑age people (and especially Democratic and younger cohorts) who favor sanctions or an arms embargo on Israel rose over the course o...
Between 2019 and January 2026 public opinion around shifted sharply: support for abolishing or fundamentally remaking the agency rose from low‑ to mid‑20s percentages in earlier years to roughly the 4...
Trump-era policies and the Project 2025 agenda have prompted broad debate about effects on U.S. democratic institutions: advocates and watchdog groups say the administration has already implemented ma...
Three headline numbers — -style findings, Economist/YouGov figures, and ’s approval/disapproval — diverge because , question wording and metrics, fielding modes and timing, and weighting approaches; t...
A wave of national surveys in January 2026 shows ’s job approval clustered in the high 30s to low 40s, with aggregate measures and individual polls producing net ratings ranging from about -18 to roug...
Special-election results and polling this cycle show consistent, though varied, signs favoring Democrats: multiple generic-ballot averages put Democrats up by low single digits (RealClear ~2 points) a...
National polling in January 2026 shows ’s overall approval and issue-specific ratings slipping: many surveys put his approval in the high-30s to low-40s with disapproval generally a mid-50s majority, ...
The claim that "70% of Americans say ICE is not making cities safer" is not supported by the polling cited in contemporary coverage: a CNN/SSRS poll finds 51% of Americans say ICE enforcement is makin...
The specific question asked for how Pew Research Center polls break down Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez’s favorability by age and by education for 2025–2026, but the documents supplied do not include any Pe...