The following is from Rasmussen Reports. Presidential approval ratings often fluctuate from day to day, but looking at the full-month trend provides a clearer picture of how voters viewed the president’s performance. Rasmussen Reports tracks these numbers monthly, offering insight into […]
(POLL) Trump starts strong: 51% approved of his first full month Read More »
The following is from Rasmussen Reports. A Rasmussen Reports survey finds that 54% of likely voters say they have a favorable view of the FBI, including 22% who say they hold a very favorable opinion. On the other hand, 40%
The following is from Rasmussen Reports. A recent Rasmussen Reports survey finds that 61% of likely voters say they approve of drastically reducing the size of the federal government, with 37% saying they strongly approve. On the other hand, 29%
(POLL) Drastic federal govt. cuts popular among voters Read More »
The following is from Rasmussen Reports. A new Rasmussen Reports survey reveals a shift among Democrats in their support for one-party control in Washington. The poll shows that 54% of likely voters say they are comfortable with one party controlling both the
(POLL) Democrats shift against one-party control after election Read More »
Can Artificial Intelligence step in and fix America’s bad polling problem?
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Like so many other international races, China leads the US in the competition for cobalt. Why should you care? Many people consider it an issue of both product availability and national security. It turns out cobalt is a material that’s
Desperately seeking cobalt; Ukrainian refugee crisis; A.I. in polling Read More »
The following is an excerpt of my latest article in The Hill. From what I can tell, pollsters are generally fairly stick-to-the-facts folks. They deal in facts and statistics. But there’s something important to remember. They have clients. Their clients
When polls are used to shape rather than measure public opinion Read More »
