Politics

Heading into a tumultuous election cycle and an uncertain moment in the global economy, young and old Americans have vastly different experiences with the economy, a possible explanation for divisions in the fractured Democratic party.

After a volatile week in the stock market and growing fears of the coronavirus spreading, concerns are rising around the economy and jobs and healthcare among Republicans and Democrats respectively.

Sanders continues to lead in the race for the Democratic nomination, Biden and Bloomberg fight for second place.

A survey of Democrats and those who lean Democrat

President Trump remains extremely popular among his Republican base, but independents are much more critical of the president.

Bernie Sanders remains the front runner ahead of the South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday.

One-third of Americans want the president to be re-elected, including three-quarters of Republicans and two percent of Democrats

Doing well-- or better than expected at least-- is giving some primary candidates a nod by voters heading into the South Carolina debate tonight.

Report from Ipsos/FiveThirtyEight Pre- and Post- Tenth Democratic Debate Poll