As has been the case since the debate, Trump has a strong lead on voter trust on immigration, while Harris has remained solidly the top candidate on abortion. These are also the issues that voters most associate with each candidate. On the economy and inflation, Trump garners more trust than Harris, but those numbers are…
Voters’ views on the economy has remained generally pessimistic and fairly steady over the past 6 months. The Napolitan News Service most recent poll found that just 27% rate the economy as good or excellent. As always, the party in power has a more optimistic view of the economy. Forty-five percent (45%) of Democrats think…
In 29 different women’s sports, more than 600 female athletes have lost medals to biological males according to a study done by the United Nations. The vast majority of voters (72%) believe those medals should be restored to the biological women who would have won. A Napolitan News Service survey also found that only 16%…
Woke is an emotionally laden word in the political world, but far less clearly defined in the real world. Even those who identify as woke don’t agree with many policies considered woke in official Washington. In response to an open ended question, 50% of voters could loosely define the word woke as an increased awareness…
Most Americans (53%) think the federal government should pay compensation to a victim of a crime committed by an illegal immigrant. A Napolitan News Service survey found that 27% disagree. Immigration is a top issue for Americans and has been a key topic for presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Sixty-five percent (65%) see…
A plurality (42%) say that Congress should not continue to provide funding and weapons to Ukraine. A Napolitan News Service survey found that 39% say that Congress should continue to fund Ukraine. Just 18% are following news about the war very closely. That’s similar to the 21% who are following news of the war in…
On a private briefing for Napolitan Institute Gold Circle Members, Scott Rasmussen said, “If the election were held today, Donald Trump would likely win.” Rasmussen noted that he reviews the polling averages daily and considers what they might look like if they shifted in either direction. At the moment, the Real Clear Politics (RCP) average…
Forty-six percent (46%) of voters know what the word genocide means. Eighty percent (80%) say they know, but when asked for a description, just 57% of those provide an accurate one. This is another example of a word commonly used in the political world that the majority of Americans aren’t familiar with. This Napolitan News…
Forty-two percent (42%) of voters believe the United States should support Israel in the Middle East conflict. A Napolitan News national survey found that 30% believe we should not support either side and just 13% think the U.S. support the Palestinians. As for the presidential candidates, 31% believe Kamala Harris supports Israel and 21% think…
Republicans are heavily favored to win control of the U.S. Senate on November 5. GOP candidates appear to be gaining ground in several midwestern states: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. If the GOP were to win all four of those seats, they would have a 55-45 majority in the Senate. If they lose all four,…