There were mixed takeaways in Tuesday’s elections.
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The impeachment inquiry has dominated the news for weeks. So how are key voters responding?
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The Wall Street Journal looked at the Republican Party after almost four years of the Trump Presidency and found that while the party’s size has been relatively unchanged (around 36% of voters self-identify as Republicans today compared to roughly 37% in ...
Fivethirtyeight.com compared each of the twelve candidates’ pre-debate favorability rating to a sample of debate-watchers’ rating of their performance to see if any candidates under-performed during the debate, or if any unpopular candidates exceeded expe...
Gallup took a look at when Democrats and Republicans decide their respective presidential primaries.
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The Democratic Party has made a risky gamble by leaning into extreme positions – health care for illegal immigrants and the costly, ineffective Green New Deal, for example – will help rally the far-left base to the polls in 2020. However, the New York Ti...
According to a recent Gallup poll, Americans’ confidence in the federal government to handle domestic and international problems remains low.
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Fivethirtyeight.com ran numbers on how much media time each Democratic presidential candidate has received and found that Joe Biden continues to lead the pack, despite missteps in debates and on the trail.
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