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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...
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...
National partisan trends — measured by generic ballot and district baselines — and the president’s approval rating are together compressing the 2026 House battleground into a narrow, highly contingent...
Voters increasingly say the economy feels worse under President Trump: his approval on the economy fell to 31% in the Dec. 4–8 AP‑NORC poll and similar surveys show his overall approval near mid‑30s (...
Recent polling and election returns show a mixed but tilting picture: multiple national polls put President Trump’s approval in the high 30s to low 40s (Reuters/Ipsos 38%, Emerson 41%, Silver Bulletin...
Donald Trump’s 2020 rhetoric promising rapid U.S. troop withdrawals and touting a February 2020 Doha deal with the Taliban helped frame him as a decisive peacemaker to many Republicans while alarming ...
Recent polling and post-election reporting show Democrats are currently more energized and enjoying advantages on several measures tied to the 2026 congressional fight: a Reuters/Ipsos poll found 44% ...
Americans across the political spectrum increasingly see as a growing national problem, with multiple national polls in late 2025 reporting roughly of respondents saying political violence is increasi...
Overturned convictions and related court rulings reshape but do not deterministically decide Donald Trump’s 2025 political prospects: they alter legal exposure, campaign messaging, and possible admini...