Politics

At this reflective and forward-looking time of year, we are examining how attitudes shifted last year and how the public is feeling about entering the new year.

This week’s Ipsos Core Political Presidential Approval tracker shows continued pessimism surrounding the direction of the country, the economy remains top of mind for many Americans as the most important problem, and President Joe Biden’s approval rating holding steady.

With the exception of recycling, actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are polarizing for the public

The most recent Ipsos Core Political survey shows entrenched feelings about the direction of the country, and a steady, but low, approval rating for President Joe Biden.

Ipsos unpacks the biggest stories of the year to look ahead and see where the country may be headed in 2023.

Post-election FiveThirtyEight/Ipsos poll finds that Republicans are behind Trump and DeSantis for 2024 nominee, while Democrats are fractured.

Below are five charts that explore our anti-establishment moment.

Chicago Council on Global Affairs-Ipsos poll finds majority of Americans support ongoing US Aid to Ukraine, but are split on long term assistance

President Biden's approval rating is at 38% with Americans remaining pessimistic about the direction of the country