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Who do Britons want to win the 2024 US presidential election?
Two-thirds of the British public back Harris, with only one in six hoping for a second Trump term
2 days ago - Article
Most Republicans say it’s likely poll workers will attempt to tamper with the 2024 election
A new YouGov survey on poll workers finds that 39% of Americans think it is at least somewhat likely poll workers will attempt to tamper with the November election, though fewer think those attempts will be successful.
4 days ago - Article
Would Americans choose communism or fascism?
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).
5 days ago - Article
The election's aftermath, hurricanes, and MLB playoffs: October 12 - 15, 2024 Economist/YouGov Poll
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.
6 days ago - Article
Democrats hold narrow lead in the House while Republicans have a slight edge in the Senate, according to new YouGov model
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.
6 days ago - Article
Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump as YouGov's latest MRP 2024 presidential estimates show very close race
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.
7 days ago - Article
Trump holds a big lead among Americans who view themselves as ‘completely masculine’
Donald Trump leads among Americans who say they view themselves as completely masculine (57% vs. 36%). Kamala Harris leads among those who consider themselves mostly feminine, as well as those who say they are either slightly masculine or slightly feminine.
10 days ago - Article
Which of 15 election policies would Democrats and Republicans support?
Majorities in each party support certain election policies including improving accessibility for disabled voters and requiring photo identification to vote.
11 days ago - Article
The Harris lead, VP debate, hurricanes, health care, and Pete Rose: October 6 - 7, 2024 Economist/YouGov Poll
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.
13 days ago - Article
Who won the vice presidential debate? More say Vance than Walz
Compared to expectations prior to the debate, more Americans now say that Vance is a better debater than Walz, better at staying calm under pressure, and more persuasive.
15 days ago - Article
What Americans think about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Survey data about Americans' views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
18 days ago - Article
Harris' steady lead, VP debate, the media, the filibuster, and Eric Adams: September 29 - October 1, 2024 Economist/YouGov Poll
This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the election, the possibility of a woman winning the presidency, the candidates, campaign media coverage, Congress, the filibuster, and Eric Adams.
20 days ago - Article
Too many babies? Too few? What Americans think about the birth rate
Americans are divided about whether the U.S. birth rate is too high (23%) or too low (22%), but are more likely to say that there are too many children being born worldwide (29%) than that there aren't enough (15%).
22 days ago - Article
Eight in 10 Democrats and Republicans would be likely to vote for Abraham Lincoln if he could run today
A new survey finds that majorities of Democrats and Republicans hold favorable views of Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, John F. Kennedy — and five more of the 10 former presidents asked about.
22 days ago - Article
Most Democrats say they’d vote for or against a candidate based solely on the candidate's abortion views
A new YouGov survey on abortion finds that Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say they’d vote based solely on a candidate's abortion views. Women are more likely than men to say this.
27 days ago - Article
Which issues do Americans think the Democratic and Republican Parties do a better job handling?
A new YouGov survey explores which of the two major political parties does a better job handling key issues, according to Americans. The Democratic Party is seen as better at handling LGBTQ issues while the Republican Party has an edge on immigration.
27 days ago - Article
The election, war, the economy, and Sean 'Diddy' Combs: September 21 - 24, 2024 Economist/YouGov Poll
This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the presidential election, the candidates' foreign policy credentials, conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East, the interest-rate cut, and Sean 'Diddy' Combs.
28 days ago - Article
How YouGov's MRP model works for the 2024 U.S. presidential and congressional elections
A guide to the methodology behind YouGov's use of multilevel regression with post-stratification (MRP) to project how Americans will vote in the 2024 election.
28 days ago - Article
Republicans are favored to win the Senate, and Democrats to win the House, in new YouGov model
YouGov shows Republicans with a slight edge to control the Senate, and Democrats more likely than not to control the House. This would be a reversal from the current Congress, in which Democrats control the Senate and Republicans control the House.
30 days ago - Article
How has the country changed during Joe Biden's presidency?
Most Americans believe that inflation has increased over the past four years, including, more specifically, the costs of food, housing, health care, and gas.
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