This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the latest on the election, the gender gap, candidate traits, campaign outreach, election trust, Halloween, and the World Series.

Kamala Harris has maintained a narrow lead over Donald Trump as their supporters split over whether America's best days are ahead of it or behind it, and whether they'd accept a narrow loss by their preferred candidate.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the closely contested presidential election; where voters and the candidates stand on immigration, foreign policy, and other major issues; how Americans are voting and whether they trust elections; and the World Series.

A majority of Americans say the American way of life is good, but most U.S. adult citizens want at least some changes. More than one-third say the American way of life is bad, and this group is divided between those wanting "something new and better" for the U.S. and those wanting "a better way it used to be."

Compared to 1939, Americans in 2024 are about as likely to say they'd pick communism (28% now and 26% then), but less likely to choose fascism (17% now, 26% then).

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the latest on the election, what people expect about the election's fairness and its aftermath, perceptions of JD Vance, where voters have found out about candidates, hurricanes' impact, and watching baseball.

The second release of YouGov's 2024 congressional model shows Republicans maintaining a slight edge to control the Senate, and Democrats a slim favorite to win the House.

The second release of YouGov's model estimating 2024 presidential-election votes in every state shows Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump by 250 electoral votes to 219, with 69 electoral votes as tossups.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the latest on the election, the VP debate, hurricanes, the economy, health care, war in the Middle East, and Pete Rose.

Survey data about Americans' views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict