Politics

Majority also feel Epstein files show that powerful people in the U.S. are rarely held accountable for their actions

Data from the February Reuters/Ipsos Core Political survey shows that Americans do not view one single issue as the main problem facing the country, instead, the data shows there is a fragmented landscape of problems facing the country.

Below are five charts on how younger generations view the 2026 Olympics and what this tells us about American exceptionalism and the future of U.S. foreign policy

Sixty-two percent now say current immigration enforcement efforts go too far

Below are five charts on how Americans feel about immigration and how the landscape on immigration has shifted over the first year of President Donald Trump’s second administration

The January Reuters/Ipsos Core Political survey finds that Americans see a wide range of issues as the country’s most important problem, with threats to democratic values and norms and the economy running neck and neck as the top concerns.

Seven in ten are following immigration news very or somewhat closely

Below are five charts on what these projections say about the Republican Party’s chances in the 2026 midterms, why Trump and the Republican Party have faded in polling, and what this says about Trump’s central struggle

Three in five say efforts by ICE to deal with unauthorized immigration go too far