It’s not just you. America also prefers Democrat Minnesota Governor Ted Walz to Republican Ohio Senator JD Vance. In fact, Walz is the most popular candidate in the race, according to new polling showing him as a net 31 points ahead of JD Vance.
For weeks, Republicans have been flooding swing states with polling showing their candidates are winning in an effort to distort and rig the polling averages.
The idea of pulling American troops out of Afghanistan has long been popular with voters. A poll conducted in April by the Morning Consult found that 69% of Americans supported pulling troops out of the region. Donald Trump supported the idea of bringing the military back home. And under his plan, it would have happened…
Karlyn Bowman – an expert on tracking and analyzing American public opinion at the American Enterprise Institute – says there’s reason to look on the bright side.
It is very common for political polls to have partisan leanings. So common, in fact, that poll tracking site 538.com handicaps each major pollster by their partisan lead. For example, Rasmussen Reports has been assigned a 1.5% mean reverted bias to the right. The pollster was very favorable to Donald Trump. It was one of…
GOP pollster Frank Luntz knows plenty about elections. Luntz first came into prominence working for Pat Buchanan’s 1992 campaign and has deeply studied every election since. Luntz recently appeared at an event hosted by Peter Mandelson’s Global Counsel. While there, he told the crowd that Donald Trump is running the worst campaign he has ever seen. …
Americans don’t trust President Donald Trump when it comes to what he says about the coronavirus crisis. And why should they? Day after day, he lies to us. Week after week, he makes grandiose promises (“Anybody that wants a test can get a test, that’s what the bottom line is”) then backs away from them…
Polling on the topic of President Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus crisis has been a mixed bag, with several polling outfits showing a split among the American people on his job performance, and some even showing a net positive rating. But when it comes to how well Trump polls compared to America’s state governors,…
How do Americans rate President Donald Trump’s job so far in addressing the spread of coronavirus? One poll seems to imply that a shift is happening, toward more approving his response than disapproving. The poll, conducted jointly by ABC News and Ipsos, found that 54 percent approve of Trump’s job handling the disease, while 43…
President Donald Trump has been talking himself up as the right person for the job to lead on addressing and diminishing the spread of coronavirus, or COVID-19, across the country. Problem is, most Americans don’t trust him to do so. A new poll published on Tuesday from NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist found that the citizenry is split…
How has President Donald Trump done so far when it comes to responding to the coronavirus pandemic and its spread across America? How concerned are Americans overall when it comes to catching the disease personally? According to an ABC News/Ipsos poll released on Friday, neither question offers optimistic answers that this administration was probably hoping…
President Donald Trump quoted a tweet from a “Bernie or Bust” Twitter user on Tuesday, in which that user suggested Trump would defeat former Vice President Joe Biden in a head-to-head national election. Trump agreed, but said he would also defeat Sen. Bernie Sanders as well. “Polls say they BOTH lose to ‘Trump,’” the president…
Although the nomination contests to determine who Democrats will choose to be their presidential nominee have not yet completed, both candidates, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden, appear to be the favorites in head-to-head polling against incumbent President Donald Trump. Data from a new CNN/SSRS poll showcases that, among a national…
Neither Obama nor Bush ever had ratings lower than 49% during their presidency. Trump is at a personal high with 40%.
Trump’s DACA decision puts himself squarely on the wrong side of American history and public opinion. What’s new?
If the latest poll of the Peach State is accurate, then Clinton’s ground game could be all she needs to steal the deep red state from Trump.
The combination of Clinton securing her party’s nomination and several weeks of missteps by Trump is beginning to take its toll on the spray-tanned billionaire.
If you’re a South Carolina racist or believe in a form of ethnic cleansing by internment camp or want to ban gay people from the country, odds are good that you are supporting Donald Trump. That is to say, Trump’s support in South Carolina is comprised of a “base of voters among whom religious and racial intolerance pervades.”