Napolitan News released its last national presidential poll for the 2024 election on October 18, showing Vice President Kamala Harris at 50%, and former President Trump at 49%. Trump appears to have an advantage in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina. If he were to win those three states, the former president would have 262 Electoral…
Half (51%) of America’s Elite 1% think the nation would be better off if only those people with a college degree were allowed to vote. That view is shared by just 15% of all voters. A Napolitan Institute study found that the numbers are even worse among the Elite 1% who talk politics daily. Among…
Seventy-three percent (73%) of voters believe it’s more important to prepare high school students for jobs and careers rather than college. A Napolitan News survey found that just 16% disagreed and believe it’s more important to prepare students for college. In addition, 70% believe providing job opportunities for people without degrees is more important than…
Fifty-seven percent (57%) of voters believe that it should be against the law for an employer to require a college degree unless the employer can prove a degree is absolutely necessary for the job. Thirty-one percent (31%) disagree. Sixty-nine percent (69%) believe companies regularly require degrees for jobs that could be done just as well…
Eighty-five percent (85%) of voters believe that gun violence is a serious problem in America today, including 80% of gun owners. However, there is a high level of misunderstanding surrounding this issue. For example, just 54% of voters know that gang violence leads to more gun deaths each year than school shootings. In fact, there…
The most important economic indicator from a political perspective is how people feel about their personal finances. Nationally, 26% say their finances are getting better while 39% say worse. However, voters in swing states are more pessimistic. These Napolitan News Service surveys were conducted online by Scott Rasmussen. The most recent national survey was conducted…
In Georgia, Donald Trump has a three-point advantage over Kamala Harris (50% to 47%). This Napolitan News Service Survey of 731 Likely Voters found Trump leading by 30 points among White voters (60% to 33%). He is also supported by 18% of Black voters. Twenty-three percent (23%) of Georgia voters say their personal finances are…
Kamala Harris has a modest three point lead over Donald Trump (50% to 47%) after being tied last week. If Harris were to win the popular vote by three points, the race would remain a tossup because the Electoral College could go either way at that point. With 25 days to go, it’s still too…
The latest Napolitan News national survey shows Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump tied at 49% (including leaners). This is the first time the candidates have been tied in our national polling since mid-August. Since then, Harris has consistently maintained a very modest lead. Last week, Harris had a two point edge. Harris…
The U.S. Constitution is one of the most influential documents in history. Signed into law 237 years ago on September 17, the Constitution established the framework for a government focused on protecting individual freedoms and set the foundation for a nation full of opportunity. In today’s world, the Constitution continues on as the foundation for…