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New Polling: Increasingly pessimistic, North Carolinians favor more guardrails on presidency

A new poll conducted for the Center for North Carolina Politics & Public Service finds that a majority of North Carolinians — 56% — believe that the future of the United States...

US Senate race: North Carolina voters favor Cooper over Whatley, poll shows

A new poll from Elon University found that 70% of North Carolinians have heard of Democratic candidate Roy Cooper, while only 35% have heard of Republican candidate Michael Whatley...

Poll: strong support for North Carolina’s publicly-funded scholarship programs.

That’s a new finding from the May Carolina Journal Poll.  The poll of 600 likely voters and conducted on May 10-11, 2026, found that 65 percent of respondents “support allowing Nor...

New poll shows tight GOP race for South Carolina governor

The GOP primary for South Carolina Governor is a dead heat, with three leading candidates separated by less than one percent, according to a new poll from the Trafalgar Group.

NAICU Survey Shows Positive Bipartisan Support for Higher Ed

NAICU Survey Shows Positive Bipartisan Support for Higher Ed jessica.blake@… Wed, 04/15/2026 - 03:00 AM Byline(s) Jessic...

Stockton Poll: Large Majority of N.J. Voters Support Social Media Regulations

Nearly all New Jersey voters think social media plays a major role in children’s mental health challenges today and overwhelming majorities support new regulations on social media...

What swing voters in North Carolina have to say about Trump, the midterms and AI

Swing voters from North Carolina weigh in on the economy, President Trump, midterm voting intentions and AI.

US young adults concerned by climate change, skeptical on action, Sacred Heart U survey finds

Nearly 70% of young people aged 15-29 said they were somewhat (40.6%) or very worried (27.9%) about climate change. 

Indy Politics Launches Informal State Convention Delegate Survey

With the Indiana state conventions approaching, Indy Politics is conducting an informal survey of Republican and Democratic delegates on the Secretary of State race and ...

Three Polls, a Survey, and One Story

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. We published our informal survey of roughly 700 likely Indiana primary voters this weekend, and the response was about what you’d ...

Take a Four Minutes and Take Our Informal Survey

The Indy Politics Statewide Survey is open again. You know the drill — it’s unscientific, it’s anonymous, and it’s one of the more honest reads ...

"Catering to the lowest common denominator"

"The implication is usually negative: it suggests lowering quality, depth, or standards so that everyone can understand or accept it, rather than aiming for something more thoughtf...

Poll: Mike Collins Leads Georgia GOP Senate Primary, Dooley Surpasses Carter

Another poll shows Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) leading his competitors ahead of the GOP primary for the Georgia U.S. Senate race.  The post Poll: Mike Collins Leads Georgia GOP Senate...

POLL: Will Virginia’s Redistricting Referendum Pass?

Election Day is finally here, and we want to know what you think the results will be in the redistricting vote. Read More

Economic Concerns Are Top-of-Mind for Rural Battleground Voters, New Poll Shows

The popularity gap

Democrats have an advantage in identification and should build on it.

Andy Barr, Charles Booker lead Kentucky's U.S. Senate primaries: Emerson College Polling

Voters generally disapprove of the job Kentucky’s U.S. senators are doing, polling shows.

SC governor candidates debate corruption, election security

Five Republican candidates for South Carolina Governor discussed election security, corruption, and recent growth in Lancaster County, with each trying to distinguish themselves fr...

Americans More Likely to Say Trump is Not Too or Not at All Religious

Pew Seven-in-ten Americans say President Donald Trump is not too or not at all religious, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. That's up 8 percentage points since we las...

Poll shows most Americans unhappy with Trump's Jesus image, criticism of Pope Leo

A new Washington Post-ABC New-Ipsos survey also shows President Donald Trump's approval rating going down with U.S. Catholics.

Will map mayhem decide NC’s midterms? One national pollster says not if Democrats stay on message.

Since the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a late April decision weakening the Voting Rights Act, several Republican-led states have been rushing to redraw congressional maps ahead of...

Rutgers-Eagleton: Sherrill Favorability Rating at 44%

Governor Mikie Sherrill nears the end of her first 100 days in office with ratings on par with New Jersey governors of recent past and marks that indicate an electorate still formi...

Latest Harvard/Harris Poll Has Something for Everybody

As I told the Washington Post in early March: “Most Americans favor immigration enforcement. They just don’t want to see or hear much about it.” Consider the latest Harvard/Harris...

Cost of living tops Indiana voters' minds as primary nears

In a survey of about 1,500 voters conducted in February of this year for Americans for Prosperity, 37% of respondents said cost of living and affordability issues were the top issu...