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The share of Trump voters who say they regret their vote has risen from very low levels in the immediate post-2016/2020 period to a larger—but still minority—slice by 2025, with most national polls in...
A narrow but politically significant slice of 2024 voters now say they or are disappointed in their choice: some polls find only a few percent would change their vote, while targeted surveys and ethni...
Recent polling and targeted surveys point to the largest upticks in among non‑MAGA segments of ’s 2024 coalition — chiefly Latino voters, , and — while his core base remains comparatively steady . Mul...
The available reporting and polling converge on a clear finding: . Polls from Navigator Research, Quinnipiac, AP-NORC and PBS/Marist show a plurality or majority of Americans assign at least more resp...
Polls and reporting show a mix: a measurable minority of voters say they or are disappointed in their 2024 vote — found about 11% regretted and another 16% were disappointed — while other surveys put ...
A clear pattern emerges from the polling analyses: , while concern about economic fallout and personal impacts rose most sharply among lower-income and federal-worker households. Polls from late Octob...
Public opinion polls during the October 2025 government shutdown consistently show for the impasse, though significant portions place responsibility on congressional Democrats or both parties. Poll ma...
Across multiple recent polls and reports, : Democrats report being more directly harmed and are more likely to hold Republicans responsible, while independents lean toward compromise or shared blame a...