More Americans say Erdogan as a strong leader than characterize President Trump that way. In this week’s poll, 49% call President Trump a strong ...
The vast majority of Democratic primary voters say they are satisfied with their choices, and those who are not satisfied mostly don’t yet believe ...
As the House impeachment inquiry opens its public phase, the impact on opinions may be limited, as most Americans may not open to new ...
If the Supreme Court rules in the administration’s favor, the Court will take a position that a majority of the public opposes, according to ...
For the last few months, the unknown “Democrat” has been leading Trump in the polls, this week by a margin of six points, 47 ...
Democrats are also much more concerned than Republicans that the United States cannot defend itself from election interference next year, and their own votes ...
Both Boris Johnson, leader of the Conservative Party and Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leader, aren’t held in high regard from the US public.
The same share of Democrats favor impeachment as Republicans oppose it. This week, independents are narrowly in favor, though the difference is within the ...
More than twice as many black Democratic voters are considering former Vice President Joe Biden as are considering Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator Bernie Sanders ...
The largest share of the public gives Syria itself, ISIS and Turkey the bulk of responsibility, with President Trump and Russia next.