Heading into summer, Donald Trump’s standing among the American people remains frozen in negative terrain. Five months into his presidency, they have the same questions about his ability to lead the country that they did the day he took the oath of office. And as Senate Republicans attempt to get to 50 votes on their … Key Takeaways from June 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey
For the fifth year in a row, Hart Research Associates partnered with Public Opinion Strategies to produce a new national poll among voters on behalf of First Five Years Fund. The poll finds broad support for a range of specific early education-related policies—support that spans the partisan spectrum—as well as a desire from four in … New Survey for First Five Years Fund Finds Americans Looking for Bipartisanship on Early Education
Our newest CNBC All-America Economic Survey finds new highs for some measures of economic optimism, including Americans’ expectations about their home values. But this optimism is not lifting President Trump’s popularity; indeed we find that his overall job approval and economic job approval ratings have declined, and that he has lost some support from the … Economic Optimism Up, Trump Approval Down
In a survey conducted before reports that Donald Trump shared classified information with Russian officials and before the naming of Robert Mueller as Special Counsel, President Trump’s job rating dipped below 40%. Nearly all (93%) Americans report that they have heard about Donald Trump’s decision to fire FBI Director James Comey. Just 29% approve of … Key Takeaways from May 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey
As an incoming president, Donald Trump’s low ratings from the American people were unprecedented. Now as he approaches the 100-day mark of his presidency, even more Americans disapprove of the job that he is doing. More than three in five Americans believe that the Trump presidency is off to an only fair or poor start. … Key Takeaways from April 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey
The new CNBC All-America Economic Survey finds an upswing in the public’s economic optimism, driven mostly by positive feelings among Republicans since Donald Trump’s election. But there are significant warning signs for the president as well—namely an historically low job approval rating and substantial disagreement with his positions on the areas where the administration has … Republican Optimism Drives Trump Administration's Positive Image, While Democrats and Independents Are Less Sure
Hart Research Associates and Public Opinion Strategies recently conducted a national online survey among 1,001 registered voters on behalf of the Dollar Coin Alliance. The survey found that voters favor replacing the $1 bill with the $1 coin by a wide margin when informed of the Government Accountability Office estimate that it will save taxpayers … Voters Support Switch to Dollar Coin Once They Learn Savings
From March 15 to 19, Hart Research surveyed 1,001 likely 2018 voters spread evenly across 20 battleground congressional districts currently held by Republicans—including 11 carried by Hillary Clinton in November, and nine carried by Donald Trump. The survey finds that information about the Republicans’ plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act—combined with voters knowing … New Swing Poll Shows Supporting GOP Healthcare Plan has Consequences for GOP Incumbents
The latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll finds that more Americans disapprove of Donald Trump’s performance as president than approve. This marks the first time in the history of modern polling that a president has taken office with a net negative job rating. No other president has been close to beginning his term with such a … Key Takeaways from February 2017 NBC/WSJ Poll
Our new survey for PBS finds that while the country may be deeply divided on many issues, the importance of federal funding for public television is not one of them. In fact, with remarkable consistency, majorities of voters of all political stripes support federal funding for public television and do not want to see it … New Survey Shows 73% of Voters Oppose Eliminating Federal Funding for Public Television