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Available public reporting based on the 2021 census and 2025 summaries puts the UK Muslim share at roughly 6% of the overall population (Britain-wide), with England specifically around 6.7% and Scotla...
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...
Donald Trump’s most-cited recent national approval readings cluster around the low 40s: Reuters/Ipsos and other outlets report a 41% approval in early December, while aggregated trackers show net appr...
Multiple recent polls and journalist interviews show a rising number of 2024 Trump voters expressing regret or blaming Trump for economic pain; specific estimates vary by survey and method, with Polit...
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, ...
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...
Donald Trump’s second term has already generated sharp public criticism and falling approval: Gallup reports his job approval fell to 36% with 60% disapproval , and multiple polls show sustained secon...
Multiple recent polls show Greenlanders overwhelmingly oppose becoming part of the United States while many Americans likewise reject U.S. annexation or the use of force to acquire Greenland; specific...
Recent polling evidence is mixed and limited: one UK source indicates , a figure sometimes interpreted as limited support for LGBTQ+ rights; other supplied surveys do not directly measure UK Muslim su...
Voters heading into the 2026 midterms are principally motivated by economic anxiety——with healthcare costs and prescription prices tied closely to pocketbook concerns; polls and reporting from October...
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 ...
Donald Trump’s approval during his second term has generally trended in the high‑30s to low‑40s across major trackers, hitting Gallup lows near 36–37% and aggregate measures near the low‑40s, while re...
Donald Trump’s approval in late 2025 is clustered in the high‑30s to low‑40s across major polls: Reuters/Ipsos and Ipsos report 38% (net negative) , CNN/SSRS and The New York Times daily average note ...
Older women dating younger men is a visible and growing pattern in Western dating culture, reflected in survey openness, dating‑app data and academic work showing attraction to younger partners by bot...
Across the sources examined, and polling of viewers routinely report higher approval for than contemporaneous national surveys run by , AP‑NORC and some academic or mainstream outlets; the gap ranges ...
’s approval began his second term with polls showing him near the mid‑40s to high‑40s in January 2025 and then slipped during his before settling into a relatively narrow band for much of the year, wi...
The claim that is not supported by the record: Democrats did not unilaterally create the funding lapse, and multiple fact-checks show the central policy dispute was over extending Affordable Care Act ...
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...
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...
Gallup records show Donald Trump holds the lowest presidential average in Gallup’s history, with his term average below Joe Biden’s 42.2% and prior lows such as Jimmy Carter’s 45.5% (Gallup reporting ...