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Polls and forecasters currently show Democrats favored to make gains in 2026 but not an inevitable “takeover”: several models and polling snapshots project Democrats can win the House (some forecastin...
are in position to retake the House in 2026 according to polls and multiple independent forecasters, but control of the Senate is much less certain; a House majority is plausible and even likely in ma...
Americans are divided about President Trump, but contemporary polling shows more people disapprove than approve of his performance overall and worry about his approach—especially on the economy, execu...
’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...
Experts and peer-reviewed studies in the provided reporting say a full-scale U.S. civil war — meaning a state-based armed conflict with ~1,000 battlefield deaths — is generally assessed as unlikely or...
Kamala Harris received roughly 48.4% of the national popular vote in the 2024 presidential election, equal to about 75.0 million votes according to a running, compiled result used by the Financial Tim...
Two recent national polls show , while simultaneously expressing support for removing noncitizens convicted of serious crimes. A July 2025 CNN poll reported say the president has gone too far on depor...
In December 2025, national "right track/wrong track" questions trended toward "wrong track" in most mainstream, large‑sample polls but showed higher "right track" readings in at least one long‑running...
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...
Pew polling in June 2025 shows Republicans are broadly supportive of Trump-era enforcement measures: majorities of Republicans approve all eight named administration immigration policies, with specifi...
Polling organizations use different contact methods, sampling frames, question wordings, weighting rules and time windows — and those differences shift single polls by several points and move aggregat...
Major national survey programs and academic projects measure political tolerance and related attitudes among Democrats and Republicans using different question batteries — for example, Pew Research Ce...
Multiple national polls taken entering show the -and-immigration">economy — broadly framed as prices, inflation, jobs and personal finances — consistently emerging as the single most important issue f...
in late 2025–early 2026 is a study in contrasts: party favorability and brand image are weak in many national measures, while voting intentions and enthusiasm polls show Democrats holding modest to su...
Multiple national and high-profile polls have measured American attitudes toward , but results vary widely depending on question wording and partisanship: some polls show pluralities or majorities sup...
’s current job-approval sits in a cluster of low‑40s to high‑30s across major national polls — most national averages report mid‑40s to upper‑30s approval depending on methodology, while net approval ...
Public views in 2025 of President Trump’s handling of the economy skewed negative across national polls, but the intensity and direction of that judgment varied sharply by party, age and income: major...
Public sentiment toward President Trump’s immigration agenda and the role of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is sharply divided along partisan lines but has trended negative overall: multipl...
Donald J. Trump is presented in reporting as the 45th and — following the 2024 election — the 47th President of the United States, a figure whose second term has been marked by aggressive foreign inte...