News

Navigator is frequently cited in the press for its instructive messaging guidance.

Republicans target Biden, Democrats over inflation. What would they do about it?

Sunday, November 28, 2021

October’s Consumer Price Index recorded a 6.2 percent year-over-year increase — the largest jump in three decades and a jolt that exceeded economists’ expectations. A recent survey from Navigator Research, a Democratic-aligned polling shop, found that 92 percent of voters are concerned inflation will climb in the coming months.

Biden Can’t Avoid Blame for Inflation, a Tough Problem to Fix

Thursday, November 18, 2021

More than half of respondents (54%) said inflation is a “major crisis” facing the country, a new poll by the Democrat-aligned Navigator Research found, including a sizable share of Democrats (43%) and majorities of independents (54%) and Republicans (66%).

Mooney, Miller, WV GOP embarrassments to state

Friday, November 12, 2021

Respectfully, I suggest the senator consider recent polling that has revealed that 65%, or more, of Americans approve of each of the following provisions of Biden’s Build Back Better Plan: Universal Pre-K; clean energy infrastructure; paid family/medical leave; long-term care for seniors and the disabled; Medicare coverage of dental, vision and hearing, as well as reduced drug costs that would result from permitting Medicare to negotiate with Big Pharma.

Biden’s approval ratings rise as infrastructure bill heads to his desk

Friday, November 12, 2021

According to the survey of approximately 1,000 registered voters conducted from 4 November to 8 November, 47 per cent of Americans now approve of the way Mr Biden is handling his job as president, with 50 per cent disapproving and three per cent responding that they were not sure. That’s a seven-point jump from a similar poll conducted in late October.

Details of Biden’s economic agenda struggling to reach voters: poll

Friday, October 15, 2021

A Navigator poll released Friday found 62 percent of registered voters support Biden’s “Build Back Better” agenda when it’s described as a $3.5 trillion package to provide family and medical leave, fund universal prekindergarten, expand Medicare coverage and lower the cost of drug prices.