Washington Post – Politics:
Most want the war to end quickly, and opposition has hardened since it began, posing political dangers for the president and his party as the midterms approach.
Author: Scott Clement
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76 percent of Americans say Trump does not deserve the Nobel Peace Prize
Washington Post – Politics:
Most Americans also say former president Barack Obama did not deserve to win the prize in 2009.
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Republicans close gap with Democrats on party identification, Pew survey finds
Washington Post – Politics:
The results mark a break from Democrats’ advantage on this basic measure of party affinity through most of the past three decades.
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Trump leads big in New Hampshire as Haley rises, Post-Monmouth poll finds
Washington Post – Politics:
The poll confirms other polls that show former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley moving into second place, albeit a distant second.
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Our Republican debate poll finds Nikki Haley won
Washington Post – Politics:
Fifty-three percent of Republican debate watchers are now considering voting for the former U.N. ambassador, up from 45 percent before the debate.
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Our Republican debate poll shows a largely unchanged race
Washington Post – Politics:
A 538/Washington Post/Ipsos poll surveyed likely Republican voters before and after the debate.
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Trump has large lead over Haley, other Republicans in South Carolina, poll finds
Washington Post – Politics:
South Carolina Republican voters favor Donald Trump over his field of rivals for the GOP presidential nomination by more than 2 to 1, according to a Post-Monmouth poll.
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Study finds GOP midterm wins came down to partisan turnout, not defections
Washington Post – Politics:
A Pew survey finds Trump voters were more likely than Biden voters to turn out last fall
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Black turnout dropped sharply in 2022 midterms, Census survey finds
Washington Post – Politics:
Black voter turnout in the 2022 election fell by nearly 10 percentage points from 2018, a decline that might have hurt Democratic candidates in some midterm contests.