Perceptions of Republicans in Congress Are Deeply Underwater
Thursday, October 21, 2021For those concerned about the Congressional GOP, “for the wealthy,” “out of touch,” “greedy,” and “corrupt” are resonant descriptors.
How Americans Perceive the Political Parties Today
Friday, September 24, 2021Americans split evenly on ratings of Biden and the Democratic Party, while Trump and the Republican Party are underwater.
Public Reaction to the Storming of the Capitol
Wednesday, January 13, 2021More than 80 percent of Americans oppose the storming of the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters and consider themselves “horrified” and “shocked” by the event; majorities of Americans support Trump’s removal from office and oppose him running for president again or pardoning himself before leaving office.
Public Opinion on The Vote: 2020 Election Poll Issue Analysis
Thursday, December 3, 2020This analysis seeks to understand how voters in the 2020 election evaluated important political, cultural, and social issues facing the country.
Public Opinion on The Vote: 2020 Election Poll Results
Thursday, November 19, 2020This analysis seeks to understand several critical voting blocs that were ultimately determinative in the election.
Public Opinion on The Vote: Navigator Post-Election Findings
Saturday, November 14, 2020By a 20-point margin, a majority of Americans say Trump should concede the election right now as most Americans believe it is appropriate for the transition to a Biden administration to begin.
Public Opinion on The Vote: Navigator Post-Election Findings
Tuesday, November 10, 2020A resounding majority view Biden as winning the election; Trump remains deeply underwater on approval of his response to the election results, while almost two in three approve of Biden’s response.
Public Opinion on The Vote: Navigator Update
Friday, November 6, 2020Seven in ten voters think Joe Biden is winning the election, but Biden and Trump voters believe states must count every single vote even if it takes time.
10 Days Out: The Final Pre-Election Update
Friday, October 23, 2020Majorities of Americans believe Trump has not done enough to discourage white supremacist violence while making disorder across the country worse; half say Republicans in Congress have not shown independence from Trump and are seen as “yes men” with “no backbone.”
How to Talk About The Counting of Votes
Thursday, October 22, 2020As most Americans expect to know the outcome after more than a day, overwhelming majorities find arguments to be patient in awaiting election results convincing; the public also has serious concerns that Trump’s rhetoric will inspire violence following the election.
Responding to an ”Out of Control” Pandemic
Wednesday, October 21, 2020A majority say the pandemic is “out of control,” and it continues to dominate negative conversation around Trump. Americans worry most about Trump’s ignoring of experts, failure to prepare, and downplaying the pandemic; most trust Fauci to make decisions over the president.
The 2020 Election Is Underway
Friday, October 16, 2020More than one in ten Americans report already casting ballots in this year’s election while those who haven’t split between voting by mail or in-person on Election Day; the public’s top concerns about the election are Trump not accepting the results and trying to stop votes from being counted.
On SCOTUS, Health Care, and Trump’s Taxes
Friday, October 9, 2020The public believes it is likely the ACA will be struck down and Roe v. Wade overturned if Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed; Americans are bothered by Trump’s tax returns revealing he has paid no income tax 10 of the last 15 years.
Trump Catches Coronavirus
Wednesday, October 7, 2020Most Americans say Trump caught coronavirus because he was irresponsible, and many express concern that he is spreading it further. Americans also hold Trump responsible for the rising number of cases around the country.
The Latest on Trump and the Pandemic
Wednesday, September 23, 2020The pandemic continuesto be Americans’ most important issue ata ttime when a majority continues to view America’s response to the pandemic as worse than the responses of other countries.
