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’s strongest recent support has clustered among lower‑income and working‑class voters — broadly defined as households earning under roughly $50,000 and voters without a four‑year college degree — a pa...
A concise inventory of U.S. presidential vote totals requires two parallel tallies: the nationwide popular vote and the state-by-state counts that actually decide the presidency, both of which are tra...
Presidential approval typically spikes at the outset of a crisis and then erodes — a pattern scholars call the "rally‑around‑the‑flag" followed by a drift — and among modern presidents Richard Nixon r...
George W. Bush stands out in the modern record for one of the largest documented swings between a wartime high and a later low — hitting a Gallup-era peak around 90% after 9/11 and plunging to histori...