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…
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…
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…
Politicians and pollsters throw around words assuming that every day Americans know what they’re talking about. In reality, many political terms are not recognized by most voters. This represents a massive failure of leadership for failing to communicate clearly. These Napolitan News Service surveys of 1,000 Registered Voters were conducted online by Scott Rasmussen. See…
Most political polls frame questions and use language that comes straight from a Georgetown cocktail party. Counterpolling® provides data that serves as an antidote to such inside-the-Beltway groupthink. By framing our questions in language that connects with everyday Americans, we lift up the voices of the American people so that they can be heard in…
The majority of Americans believe that Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream is a great vision for America today. What many fail to remember, is that dream went beyond establishing equality between blacks and white. Many conservatives love to quote MLK saying we should have a color blind society, but forget that he called for programs…