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If the economy recovers, when will morale improve?
New consumer sentiment data slides while market and tariff pressures ease
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Do any Trump voters regret their choice?
It's a hard question to answer. Our poll suggests many do.
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New poll: Americans oppose cuts to Medicaid, want Democrats to control the U.S. House
...and Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump in a hypothetical 2024 rematch. Results from the inaugural Strength In Numbers/Verasight poll
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Live with David Nir to chat about Strength In Numbers
We talk about this week's big launch, our new poll partnership with Verasight, and the future of political journalism
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Announcing the Strength In Numbers/Verasight U.S. politics poll
The collaboration will field high-quality polls on key and timely topics, and give subscribers a chance to field their own questions
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Trump's immigration agenda is not popular
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Young people are anti-Trump
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Who is the most popular U.S. political figure?
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Trump is losing voters on the economy
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How should the media cover Trump's $400 million plane from Qatar?
Partisanship makes it harder for the media to appear both factual and fair when covering Trump
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Trump's job approval is in potential "blue wave" territory
Unless there's a war, presidents always lose House seats in their first* midterm
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What do disengaged voters think about Trump now?
Trump's job approval rating is down 33 points among people who pay the least amount of attention to the news
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How low can Trump’s approval rating go?
Historically, net approval declines by about 20 points from the 100-day mark to the midterms
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America's economy is stuck on the tracks
Inflation is up, hiring is down, and the GDP is shrinking (technically)
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If the economy recovers, when will morale improve?
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The thermostat comes for Trumpism
The public cares more about inflation and the economy now than it did in 2024, and less about immigration and crime
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Young people are anti-Trump
Voters under 30 are highly exposed to economic downturns and don't want Trump's agenda
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Trump has lost his advantage on inflation and immigration
In three short months, the president has squandered his position on the two main issues voters elected him to address
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Democrats have a large turnout advantage in non-presidential elections
There are two different electorates in America. Who wins is largely a function of which one shows up.
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Should Democrats focus on immigration or the economy?
It is possible for parties to walk and chew gum at the same time
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Trump is losing voters on the economy
Inflation got Donald Trump elected in 2024. Now, his ratings on economic issues are at their lowest point ever, even worse than during COVID-19
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A conversation about Donald Trump’s poll numbers with Chris Cillizza
Trump is more popular than at this point in 2017, but his agenda is not
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