Polls

Public Condemns Pro-Trump Capitol Rioters, But Many Republicans Say They 'Had A Point'

By a roughly 2-to-1 margin, Americans say the president didn't do enough to denounce his supporters' actions, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.
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What Do Polls Of The Georgia Senate Runoffs Actually Tell Us?

There's little data ― and a lot of room for caution ― about public opinion on the two elections.
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GOP Voters Say They'd Back Trump Over Congressional Republicans

Republican Trump voters are more likely to identify with the president than their political party, a new survey finds.
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Fox News Poll Reveals Decidedly Mixed View Of Donald Trump's Four Years

Out of 1,007 randomly selected respondents, 55% said that the United States was worse now than it was in 2016.
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How Much Do Identities Like Gender Matter To Voters? Depends On The Voter.

Female Democrats are likelier than female Republicans to feel a sense of unity with other women.
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How The Coronavirus Is Changing Holiday Plans Across The U.S.

A new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds low expectations for the season and disagreements about what's safe to do amid COVID-19.
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Joe Biden Gets Modestly Positive Initial Marks On Coronavirus

The Trump administration had positive marks at the start of the pandemic, but has gradually lost the public's trust.
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Trump Has Dominated Voters' Attention Throughout The Campaign. That Doesn't Seem To Have Helped Him.

In a new set of HuffPost/YouGov polling, voters say they've heard largely negative things about the president.
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Trump’s Weakness With Older Voters Could Cost Him Florida – And The White House

Trump beat Hillary Clinton by 17 points with voters over 65. But his margin is only half of that against Joe Biden, according to recent polls.
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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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