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
Politics Survey

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (January 14): Core Political Approval

Politics Survey

Rock the Vote/USA Today Millennial Poll — January 2016

Washington, DC — The findings for the first USA Today/Rock the Vote/Ipsos poll were released today.
Politics Survey

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (January 7): Core Political Approval

Politics Survey

17-Country Study on Foreign Aid and the Sustainable Development Goals

Politics Survey

Half (50%) of Citizens in 24 Nations Say There are Too Many Immigrants in their Country - and 46% Agree that Immigration is Causing their Country to Change in Ways they Don't Like

Only 21% Say Immigration has had a Positive Impact or Been Good for their Economy (28%) and almost Half (45%) Believe Immigrants have made it More Difficult for their Own People to Get Jobs
Politics Survey

Global Views of Immigration - Turkey Feels Immigration Stress

Politics Survey

Ipsos Poll: Incarceration

Politics Survey

Of 23 Countries Surveyed, Majority (65%) in 20 Countries Support Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Unions

Global study finds 47% of respondents believe that "same-sex couples should be allowed to marry legally" while another 18% believe that "same-sex couples should be allowed to obtain some kind of legal recognition, but not to marry"
Politics Survey

Americans Continue to Support Involvement with the International Criminal Court (ICC)

Despite this Support, Some Oppose the US Becoming a Full Member of the Court
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