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For the first time in almost a year, a majority of Democratic voters say they would like to see President Biden run in 2024.
When polled days before Trump’s indictment, Republican voters were less likely to support Trump if he was indicted by the Manhattan District Attorney.
In our latest Omnibus, we find most voters say the United States economic situation is getting worse by a 41-point margin.
In our latest Omnibus, voters say Ukraine is winning the war 40-26, with about a third of voters unsure which side is winning.
Our March 2023 Omnibus finds that President Biden’s job approval remains steady, with likely voters disapproving by a 13-point margin.
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Only a specific subset of the American population has become highly politically polarized: white voters with a college degree.
For the February 2023 Omnibus, we polled American voters on what they thought contributed to discrimination against Asian-Americans.
