Pollster

His numbers are the highest they’ve been since early in his first term.
Opinions about how to address gun violence are divided along partisan lines.
Pollsters, don't do it. Journalists, don't report on it.
And most aren't sure whether or not they consider the president-elect a populist.
The 2016 election has dimmed Democrats' optimism, and cheered up the GOP.
Just 17 percent of Donald Trump voters want him to appoint people with government experience.
Different surveys yield different reactions to Trump's effort to stop a company from offshoring jobs.
A plurality say the media has been too negative toward Donald Trump, but a similar percentage think his treatment of the press is unacceptable.