Conservative Rasmussen

• newPresidential Primary Debate History: Lessons for 2020 By Kyle Kondik
  Candidate showdowns go back many decades, but have only recently become part of the nomination fabric. KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE— There have been nearly 200 presidential primary debates since 1948.— Almost all of them have b…
  - 12 hours ago 26 Jun 19, 2:30pm -
• newTrump Earns Higher Marks, Outscores Obama for Economy, National Security
  Voters rank Donald Trump well ahead of Barack Obama in his handling of the economy at this point in their presidencies. Trump’s national security approval is at the high level his predecessor enjoyed just after the killing of 9/11 mastermind Osam…
  - 12 hours ago 26 Jun 19, 2:30pm -
• newAnti-Trump Crafters: A Decade-Long Unraveling By Michelle Malkin
  Fun fact: I've been crocheting since I was 10, when my Tita Lisa taught me the magic of granny squares. Fellow yarn nerds will understand the heavenly bliss of spending hours at Hobby Lobby or Walmart immersed in a sea of alpaca, mohair, angora, sup…
  - 13 hours ago 26 Jun 19, 1:30pm -
• newDaily Presidential Tracking Poll
  The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday shows that 48% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Trump’s job performance. Fifty percent (50%) disapprove.The latest figures include 35% who Strongly Approve of t…
  - 13 hours ago 26 Jun 19, 1:30pm -
• newCandidates' Bad Ideas By John Stossel
  So many people want to be president. Unfortunately, many have terrible ideas.
  - 14 hours ago 26 Jun 19, 12:30pm -
• Americans Feel Safer With Public Cameras, But Some Say They’re Too Nosy
  Public surveillance cameras are a growing reality, and most Americans think they make their lives safer. But a sizable number still fears that those cameras are too intrusive.A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds…
  - 1 day ago 25 Jun 19, 4:00pm -
• Most Democrats Think All Hopefuls, Not Just Some, Should Be in Debates
  Most voters are likely to tune in to the Democratic presidential debates that begin this week, but they think all 24 major hopefuls should be included, not the pared-down 20 now scheduled.The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and o…
  - 1 day ago 25 Jun 19, 2:30pm -
• Blurring the Expense of Medical Care By Stephen Moore
  Several years ago, I had a shoulder injury, and the doctor told me I might need surgery to fix the small tear in my rotator cuff. So, I asked, "Doctor, if I have this surgery, about how much will it cost?"
  - 2 days ago 25 Jun 19, 1:30pm -
• Trump: War President or Anti-Interventionist? By Patrick J. Buchanan
  Visualizing 150 Iranian dead from a missile strike that he had ordered, President Donald Trump recoiled and canceled the strike, a brave decision and defining moment for his presidency.
  - 2 days ago 25 Jun 19, 11:57am -
• 42% Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction
  Forty-two percent (42%) of Likely U.S. Voters think the country is heading in the right direction, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey for the week ending June 20.(Want a free daily e-mail update? If it'…
  - 2 days ago 24 Jun 19, 4:00pm -

Washington Post Poll

• Poll: D.C. area thinks Amazon headquarters will have good impact overall, despite concerns
  The region’s residents welcome new jobs the retail giant will bring, but also worry about higher cost of living.
  - 11 days ago 16 Jun 19, 1:00am -
• More Washingtonians say drivers are bad than say the same of cyclists, walkers, scooter riders, poll finds
  “I am more afraid of the roadways now than I have ever been, and I have been driving for 36 years.”
  - 17 days ago 10 Jun 19, 4:01am -
• The car is still king in the Washington region, poll finds
  More residents are making trips using ride-booking services such as Uber and Lyft.
  - 20 days ago 7 Jun 19, 12:00pm -
• Nearly 1 in 6 D.C. residents uses e-scooters, poll finds
  We know it seems like they’re everywhere in the region, but riders remain concentrated in the District.
  - 20 days ago 7 Jun 19, 12:00pm -
• Did Congress read the Mueller report? More than a quarter of these key lawmakers won’t say.
  The Washington Post canvassed members of the four relevant committees — Judiciary and Intelligence — in the House and Senate.
  - 33 days ago 24 May 19, 7:22pm -
• Did Congress read the Mueller report? More than a quarter of these key lawmakers won’t say.
  The Washington Post canvassed members of the four relevant committees — Judiciary and Intelligence — in the House and Senate.
  - 33 days ago 24 May 19, 6:28pm -
• Poll: Washington-area residents widely oppose paying a toll to drive into downtown D.C.
  The District is among several U.S. cities studying congestion pricing as a way to reduce traffic and raise money for transit. It’s a tough sell.
  - 41 days ago 17 May 19, 11:00am -
• Poll: 61 percent of D.C.-area residents favor plan to add toll lanes to Beltway, I-270
  However, support is uneven in the Maryland suburbs, and most residents regionwide say they are concerned about tolls being too expensive.
  - 45 days ago 12 May 19, 9:34pm -
• Poll: Metro’s reputation is improving, but that doesn’t mean more are riding
  A 68 percent majority of the region’s residents rate Metrorail positively, up from 42 percent in 2017.
  - 48 days ago 10 May 19, 11:00am -
• Poll: Percentage of Democrats who see border ‘crisis’ jumps 17 points since January amid spike in migrant families
  Blame over unauthorized immigration at the southern border falls about evenly between President Trump and congressional Democrats, according to a Post-ABC News survey.
  - 58 days ago 30 Apr 19, 11:00am -

• Populist economic frustration threatens Trump’s strongest reelection issue, Post-ABC poll finds
  A clear majority of Americans, including large shares of Democratic and independent voters and a significant slice of Republicans, think the economy mainly benefits people already in power.
  - 59 days ago 29 Apr 19, 10:00am -
• Biden holds a slight advantage over nearest 2020 rival, but Democrats are far from making a decision
  Sanders runs just behind Biden, but more than half of all Democrats do not volunteer support for any candidate seeking the party’s nomination.
  - 60 days ago 28 Apr 19, 4:01am -
• A majority of Americans oppose impeachment. Most also say Trump lied to the public.
  Post-ABC poll finds agreement across partisan lines that the Mueller report was fair, but partisan splits over what it concluded.
  - 61 days ago 26 Apr 19, 7:00pm -
• Young people actually rocked the vote in 2018, new Census Bureau data finds
  New data shows what fueled 2018 midterm turnout to the highest level in more than a century
  - 64 days ago 23 Apr 19, 7:37pm -
• Major mass shootings had little effect on voting in communities most affected, Post analysis finds
  Voting results after seven of the deadliest mass shootings show a modest swing in favor of Democratic candidates.
  - 80 days ago 8 Apr 19, 10:00am -
• Is America divided between the ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’? Most people say no.
  A majority of Democrats say the United States is economically divided. Most Republicans and independents disagree.
  - 83 days ago 4 Apr 19, 8:20pm -
• Although Trump claims exoneration, poll finds little positive impact of Mueller report on 2020 reelection prospects
  According to a Washington Post-Schar School poll completed last week, 17 percent of U.S. adults said the findings of Mueller’s investigation made them more likely to vote for President Trump in 2020. More, 30 percent, said it made them less likely…
  - 85 days ago 2 Apr 19, 3:28pm -
• Mueller report findings upend partisan views of probe, poll finds
  Americans are divided over whether House Democrats should continue to investigate Trump, after the special counsel left unanswered whether he obstructed justice.
  - 88 days ago 30 Mar 19, 10:33pm -
• How public perception of Robert Mueller changed during his two-year investigation
  Mueller’s investigation lasted nearly two years. Here’s how public perception of how he was handling it changed.
  - 96 days ago 22 Mar 19, 9:14pm -
• How public perception of Mueller changed over his two-year investigation
  Mueller’s investigation lasted nearly two years. Here’s how public perception of how he was handling it changed.
  - 96 days ago 22 Mar 19, 9:14pm -
• Washington Post Poll Archive
  Dig into all the numbers in our polls, look at demographic groups and examine trends over time.
  - 1 Jan 19, 5:00pm -