Since last month, Donald Trump’s job rating has dropped four points, and it remains at the low end of the very small 38%-to-44% range that he has traded in since taking office. Democrats continue to hold a healthy advantage on congressional preference, and this jumps to a wide margin among high-interest voters. However, Republicans hold … Key Takeaways from April 2018 NBC/WSJ Survey
While Donald Trump’s job rating has increased somewhat, he remains in the same very small window he’s been in since the day he took office, with his job rating never moving above 44% or below 38%. At the same time, the Democratic advantage on preference for control of Congress has increased. On broader social issues, … Key Takeaways from March 2018 NBC/WSJ Survey
Our latest CNBC All-America Economic Survey finds that Trump’s job approval is steady but low: 39% of Americans approve of the job Trump is doing as president, down three points from December’s findings. The poll also shows that few Americans are feeling the effects of the GOP tax cuts—only 32% of employed adults say they … Trump’s Job Approval Remains Low While Most Americans Don’t See the Effects of the Tax Cuts
As Donald Trump prepares to deliver his first State of the Union address, he will enter the chamber with the lowest approval rating of any president at this point in their presidency. And a majority of Americans STRONGLY disapprove of the job that he is doing, including majorities of critical demographic groups in a governing … Key Takeaways from January 2018 NBC/WSJ Survey
A new survey for WV FREE finds that West Virginia voters overwhelmingly support the state’s Medicaid program providing coverage for the full range of reproductive healthcare, including abortion, and by very significant margins, West Virginia voters oppose the state legislature taking action to ban abortion coverage from Medicaid. Additionally, across party lines, West Virginia voters … Survey Finds West Virginia Voters Strongly Oppose State Legislature Action to Ban Medicaid Abortion Coverage
Engaging and mobilizing young African Americans will be key to the future success of the Democratic Party. To that end, Garin-Hart-Yang, Brossard Research, and Global Strategy Group conducted a research project in September/October 2017 among African-American Millennial mobilization targets, on behalf of Priorities USA and Color of Change. The research consisted of focus groups and … New Research among African-American Millennial Turnout Targets
A new study for the Center for American Progress and Defenders of Wildlife examines Americans’ opinions about potential changes to environmental regulations with regards to improving the country’s infrastructure. The national survey of 1,000 voters finds that a majority of Americans across party lines believe that we can rebuild and modernize America’s infrastructure while also … Most Americans Would Oppose Infrastructure Plan That Sacrifices the Environment, New Poll Shows
At the end of a long year, the nation gives Donald Trump the lowest job rating of any president at this time in their presidency. Related, Democrats hold their largest advantage since 2008 on preference for control of Congress. And just 29% of Americans say the country is headed in the right direction, exactly the … Key Takeaways from December 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey
Our new poll for the Outdoors Alliance for Kids—conducted in partnership with Republican firm Chesapeake Beach Consulting—finds substantial opposition to a Trump administration proposal to increase entrance fees at National Parks. Americans oppose this increase by more than two to one, and fully 72% say increasing federal funding for National Parks would be a better … Findings of a Recent National Poll on Park Entrance Fees