On Trump’s impeachment, the party divide continues
It may be a new year, but impeachment continues to divide the country.
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Will 2020 be a good year for America?
Most Americans think 2019 was a bad year for the world (51%), and less than half (39%) are optimistic for 2020.
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After the sixth and final Democratic debate of 2019, Democratic voters’ minds remain unchanged
According to the latest Economist/YouGov Poll conducted December 22 through Christmas Eve, little in the Democratic field has changed, despite last week’s Democratic debate ...
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Free trade or tariffs? Many say they want both but are suspicious about trading partners
About four in ten (43%) Republicans believe that Johnson’s win in Britain makes it more likely that President Donald Trump will win in 2020 ...
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America believes in debates
Half of Republicans (52%) believe the president will debate the eventual Democratic nominee, while Democrats are skeptical.
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Impeachment is making Democrats nervous
According to the latest Economist/YouGov Poll, 88 percent of Democrats nationally, and just 8 percent of Republicans, favor impeachment.
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Kamala Harris’ departure changed little in the Democratic primary race
Most Democratic voters say the remaining candidates reflect the Democratic Party — and the country as a whole — at least somewhat well.
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The unintended cost of impeachment
In April, Americans who thought Congress was accomplishing less than usual were just about as likely to blame the Republicans as the Democrats. By ...
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On the brink of impeachment, President Trump holds onto a good economy
Even as President Donald Trump faces impeachment, the state of the American economy remains strong, according to the latest Economist/YouGov Poll.
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Joe Biden is the only candidate Democratic voters believe can beat Donald Trump
Former Vice President Joe Biden took a clear lead nationally as the choice of Democratic primary voters in the latest Economist/YouGov Poll, which was ...
