Polls

After Impeachment Trial, Trump Voters More Convinced Than Ever Of His Innocence

Among the public at large, less than a third say they think the ex-president did enough to condemn the siege of the U.S. Capitol by his supporters.
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A Shocking Number Of Republicans Would Join Donald Trump In Third Party: Poll

The Suffolk University/USA Today survey also highlighted Trump voters' remarkable denial of Capitol riot facts.
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Americans Want Bigger Stimulus Checks — Even If GOP Isn't On Board

"More money" may be an easier message to sell than "bipartisanship," a new HuffPost/YouGov survey on coronavirus relief finds.
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Republican Voters Want The GOP's Future To Look Trumpian

Republicans remain more likely to define themselves as Trump supporters than supporters of his party, a new HuffPost/YouGov poll finds.
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Most Americans Blame Trump For Violence At Capitol Riot: Survey

White evangelicals are an exception, according to a new survey from the Public Religion Research Institute.
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Biden Gets Positive Marks For Rolling Back Trump Policies, Survey Finds

Donald Trump's presidency was marked by stable, negative ratings. Biden starts out with a broader pool of potential supporters.
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Nobody Feels Like A Winner In American Politics Right Now

A new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds little faith in the U.S. system of government — or in the wisdom of other Americans.
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Biden Voters Are More Likely Than Trump Voters To Favor Bipartisan Efforts

Most backers of the new president expect him to make an effort at bipartisanship, a new survey finds.
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Republicans Seek To Distance Themselves From The Mob That Stormed The Capitol: Poll

The share who say they approve of the siege has fallen since last week, a HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.
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Slim Majority Of Voters Approve Of Social Media Outlets Locking Trump's Accounts

Only about one-fifth of voters think President Trump's tweets have generally helped his cause, a new survey finds.
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