Election Polls

Most Voters Think Social Media Platforms Have A Duty To Thwart Misinformation

Republicans overwhelmingly see sites like Facebook and Twitter as biased against conservative views, a HuffPost/YouGov poll finds.
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Poll: Voters Lean Toward Supporting Confirmation Of Amy Coney Barrett

Just 27%, meanwhile, support increasing the number of U.S. Supreme Court justices.
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Three-Quarters Of Voters Want Congress To Pass New Coronavirus Relief

A majority in both parties favors a new stimulus bill, a HuffPost/YouGov poll finds.
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Pence Attacks Obama Administration By Citing Things It Polled Well On

Americans gave the last president positive marks for handling the swine flu — and, in retrospect, for the Affordable Care Act.
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Poll: Voters Give SCOTUS Nominee Narrowly Positive Marks, Say Hearings Should Wait

Voters' concerns about the Supreme Court and Judge Amy Coney Barrett still lag behind worries about the economy and the coronavirus.
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Poll: Few Americans Back Trump's Decision To 'Play Down' Coronavirus

Just 13% think doing so improved the nation's response to the outbreak, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.
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New Hampshire Voter Goes Topless After Her Anti-Trump Shirt Is Banned

The woman walked into a polling place in Exeter wearing a “McCain Hero, Trump Zero” T-shirt but took it off after being told it violated electioneering rules.
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Here's What Voters Thought Of The 2020 Presidential Conventions

Two new HuffPost/YouGov polls reveal what the viewers judged each party's message to be.
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Evangelical Couple: 'Our Conscience Won't Allow Us To Vote For Trump Again'

"We are among the significant number of evangelical Christians who will not vote for the president again,” Ryan and Katharine Hurlburt wrote in a powerful op-ed.
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Most Democratic Voters See The Party As More United Than Divided

Still, major philosophical and strategic disagreements persist within the party, a new HuffPost/YouGov poll finds.
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