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
cliffs take of the week
Election Survey

Cliff's Take: A Crisis of Confidence in Our Electoral System

Distrust surrounding the legitimacy of electoral outcomes is the real threat to American democracy
Core Political
Politics Survey

Ipsos/Reuters Core Political: Impeachment Tracker

American opinion on impeachment remain consistent since previous weeks
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Election Survey

Americans are Split on Election Fairness, Confidence in Voters to Make the Right Choice

Democrats and Independents are Less Likely to Trust Elections than Republicans
Cliff's Take: Impeachment in the Global Context
Government Survey

Cliff's Take: Impeachment in the Global Context

Control of the Senate is the Trump Card
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Politics Survey

Reuters/Ipsos Poll: Trump/Biden/Ukraine Survey Wave 2

The number of Americans saying Trump should be impeached has risen 8 percentage points since last week
Cliff's Take of the Week
Politics Survey

Cliff's Take: The Forces that Produced Our Uncertain World Persist

From Washington DC to Budapest, a new crop of leaders has come to overthrow established institutions and governing norms
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Politics Survey

Likely Democratic Primary Voters Believe Biden and Sanders are the Most Able to Stand Up to Trump

Almost Two-Thirds of All Americans, Three-Quarters of Democrats Believe that America is Ready to Elect a Woman President
Cliff’s Take: No trees, just forest
Election Survey

Cliff’s Take: No trees, just forest

Trump directs America’s agenda to his electoral benefit
Core Political
Government Survey

Reuters/Ipsos Core Political Survey: 2020 Democratic Primary Tracker (08/07/2019)

Following the Democratic primary debates last week, Joe Biden maintains his lead in the primary, with Bernie Sanders coming in second.
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