Politics

President Trump's approval rating holds steady at 40%, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions continues to narrowly lead (17%) as the next executive branch staff member to be fired or resigned in the Ipsos Wh'Exit poll.

Over the last six months, Ipsos has taken the lead in assessing the pulse of America on gun control, violence and related issues.

Only two-thirds of students say they feel safe at school

President Trump's approval rating holds steady at 41% while Jeff Sessions ties Jared Kushner for the top spot in the Wh'Exit Poll.

Ipsos, in partnership with BuzzFeed News, has examined how gun owners feel about gun control and recent policy proposals. Findings show that NRA members are less likely to support policies, compared to non-members.

10% of Americans perceive crime as the number one issue facing America, a 4-point increase from the beginning of the year, while President Trump's approval rating remains steady.

Ipsos together with the University of Virginia Center for Politics conducted a poll to see how Americans rate US Presidents, past and present.

People are complicated. Ipsos shares examples from recent projects to illustrate the value of considering multiple perspectives when talking to consumers.

Ipsos' survey of attitudes toward President Trump's first year shows that politics is largely shaping outlook