The relationship between the generic ballot and ratings of the political parties is behaving a little differently in 2026 than any midterm election cycle dating back to 2006.

Those more likely to say Trump's policies have worsened economic conditions in the country now compared to Biden in September 2022 include people of color, voters younger than 45, college graduates, w...

Trust in government has been at or near historic lows for nearly 20 years. Accepting this as a default characteristic of our politics is unsustainable and needs attention—desperately.

An 8-point lead among likely voters should allow Democrats to take control of Congress in November, but frankly, they should be ahead by more.

While recent surveys have found Democrats with a double-digit advantage on the generic ballot, a majority of voters supporting Democrats in 2026 also disapprove of their job performance.

While recent surveys have found Democrats with a double-digit advantage on the generic ballot, a majority of voters supporting Democrats in 2026 also disapprove of their job performance.

A small—but meaningful—group of Democrats is dissatisfied with Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries, and has deeply negative views about the current state of the Party. They should not be overlooked.