A recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows Donald Trump surging to the top of the Republican primary, while perceived frontrunners Bush and Rubio lose ground. Americans overwhelmingly believe that Trump is hurting the Republican Party’s image. Click here for the poll’s topline results. Selected articles: Donald Trump Leads Republican Presidential Pack Donald Trump Surges in … Key Takeaways from the July 2015 NBC/WSJ Poll
An overwhelming majority of voters in key presidential swing states support transitioning to at least 50% clean energy by 2030. … Swing State Voters Overwhelmingly Support Achieving at Least 50% Clean Energy by 2030
A new poll conducted by Hart Research Associates on behalf of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund shows strong public support for and trust in Planned Parenthood. … New National Survey Finds Strong Trust in and Support for Planned Parenthood
The latest CNBC All-America survey finds that average Americans, concerned about rising prices and the cost of living, are less optimistic about the economy, while optimism has risen among the wealthiest Americans. Selected articles: Optimism of the wealthiest soars: CNBC survey All-America Survey: Optimism surges among wealthy Best investment right now
Hillary Clinton takes a strong lead among Democrats while the GOP primary continues to be fluid, finds the NBC/WSJ June poll. A majority of Americans continue to favor SCOTUS action to legalize gay marriage nationwide. Click here for the poll’s topline results. Selected articles: 5 Takeaways from the June WSJ/NBC poll Hillary Clinton Dominates 2016 … Key Takeaways from the June 2015 NBC/WSJ Poll
How do Americans think about housing and economic mobility? The third annual How Housing Matters survey for the MacArthur Foundation finds that a significant majority of Americans believe the country is still not past the housing crisis and that it is harder today than it used to be to attain a middle-class lifestyle. To read the … Prolonged Housing Crisis Diminishes Confidence in the American Dream, 2015 Housing Matters Survey Finds.
Despite recent hits, Clinton leads the Republican top-tier candidates in hypothetical general-election matchups. And she’s the only 2016 candidate tested in the latest national NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll who doesn’t sport a negative favorable/unfavorable rating.” Read the full results from the April 2015 NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll here.