Are you paying more this year? It matters if you itemize
A third (34%) of Americans who itemize deductions say they paid more this year
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Criticisms of Warren affect few Democrats
Senator Elizabeth Warren remains equally popular with male and female Democrats, but she scores better with liberal Democrats than moderate ones.
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Best actor and actress Oscar favorites still (mostly) the best-known
More than three-in-four Americans have not seen any of the Best Actor/Actress-nominated films from this year’s Academy Awards.
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As one in four file their tax returns, support for tax law drops
31% of Republicans who have not yet filed taxes say that they expect to pay less under the new law
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One-in-three women have been disappointed in a partner’s Valentine’s Day actions
Women take Valentine’s Day quite seriously, and more women than men have experienced disappointment from a romantic partner on February 14.
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Eight Best Picture Oscar nominees, but only one has the viewers
51% of Americans have seen or want to see Black Panther
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Warren and Harris score best with women Democrats, but one woman politician is even more popular
Three in four Democrats approve of Nancy Pelosi’s job as Speaker of the House.
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Americans, especially Democrats, want Governor Northam to resign
Those who have heard a lot about Virginia’s Democratic Governor want him to resign by nearly two to one.
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Better view of economy now that shutdown is over, but most expect another shutdown is coming
In the event of another shutdown, a plurality would again place blame on President Trump
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Republicans lower expectations for a 2020 Trump victory
44% of people approve of a proposal to raise the top marginal tax rate to 70% on incomes above $10 million a year
