Political Opinion Polls

Doug Jones Is Counting On Black Voters. They Don't Sound Too Inspired.

"When you ask a black person about a choice between two white guys, it’s always, well, which one of them are the least of a shyster?"
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Sadly, Trump is Winning

Despite low approval ratings, Trump has delivered on specific promises to wealthy donors and the far right.
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Alabama Senate Special Election Hinges On African-American Turnout

To win, Doug Jones is banking on high turnout among the state’s nearly 900,000 African-American voters, who make up 26.6 percent of the electorate.
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#MeToo Is Currently Playing Like A Partisan Revolution. Let's Fix That

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Poll Shows Trump's Support Dropping Among White Evangelicals

The president's approval rating continues to fall in his first year in office.
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The Gender Divide On Men And Women's Roles Is Dwarfed By The Gap Between Democrats And Republicans

Republicans are from Mars, Democrats are from Venus?
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A Kentucky Mayor Will Try To Become The State's First Openly Gay Congressperson

An openly gay man, a woman and a black man will now compete to serve a district that has never elected a gay, female or black representative.
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Here's What Americans Make Of The Russia Investigation Now

And what they think about the case against Michael Flynn.
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The Peace Movement And Electoral Politics

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Abortion Isn’t Main Reason More Republicans Still Won’t Back Doug Jones, New Poll Finds

Would the Democrats’ Alabama Senate candidate do better if he were anti-abortion? Maybe not.
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