Democrats Losing Support Among Black, Hispanic, and Young Americans
Democratic support among black and Hispanic Americans has plummeted in the past three years, marking the steepest decline this century.
Democratic support among black and Hispanic Americans has plummeted in the past three years, marking the steepest decline this century.
After the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries, Donald Trump seems poised to win the Republican nomination by a massive margin. Voter sentiment towards the political establishment might show why.
The results show how and why candidates opposed to illegal immigrants voting in U.S. elections should make their case to voters.
62% of Americans disapprove of President Biden – a new high since we began tracking in May.
A recent YouGov poll revealed that Florida is perceived as more financially friendly, safer, and welcoming, while California is known for having more political power and better universities.
58% of Americans disapprove of President Biden, including 53% of Gen Z voters — a group Biden won by over 30 points in 2020.
Escalating crime fears signal a pivotal shift in Americans’ security outlook.
Long-serving congressional members prompt scrutiny of tenure.
More Americans believe leading academic institutions offer a negative presentation of America’s core values than a positive one, and a plurality believe schools are too lenient on pro-Hamas professors.
A growing number of Americans have concerns about data privacy – a shift driven largely by increased concern among Republicans.