Election

"Plurality of registered voters expect Democrats to gain seats in both chambers on Election Day; many unsure"
Election Survey

Plurality of registered voters expect Democrats to gain seats in both chambers on Election Day; many unsure

New Daily Mail U.S./Ipsos poll conducted Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2026, also finds Democratic registered voters are more enthusiastic about voting than Republican registered voters
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Politics Survey

Major news isn’t changing people’s mind on the election

President Trump’s diagnosis and RBG’s passing flipped the news on its head, but neither event is changing hearts and minds.
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Coronavirus Survey

Reuters/Ipsos: President Trump diagnosed with COVID-19

Two-thirds believe Trump would not be sick if he had taken COVID-19 more seriously
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Coronavirus Survey

Cliff’s Take: Could Trump’s Positive Coronavirus Test Influence The Race?

Our Indicators Suggest Not
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Election Survey

Reuters/Ipsos Core Political Survey: General Election Tracker (09/30/2020)

Biden continues to have an edge over Trump at the national level; Trump's approval rating is unchanged
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Election Survey

Misinformation the real winner of the first presidential debate

The debate does not appear to have fundamentally altered the trajectory of the race, though Team Trump may be winning the information war if viral articles on Twitter are any indication.
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Politics Survey

Acrimonious presidential debate leaves race largely unchanged

FiveThirtyEight/Ipsos post debate survey finds Biden marginally stronger
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Election Survey

Political Atlas spotlight on racism and the 2020 election

Though a focus on the coronavirus continues to dominate the presidential race, questions of racial equality are another defining feature of 2020.
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Election Survey

Cliff’s Take: Contradictory Signals

The Polls Project a Biden Victory; But We Must Look More Closely
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COVID-19 Survey

Interest in COVID-19 vaccine waning

New Newsy/Ipsos poll shows COVID-19 pandemic has bolstered support for public health funding, but not in the form of a tax increase
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