Plus, polls about the economy, the United Nations, and how often people lie

Data shows Democrats clawing back ground with Hispanic voters, driven less by newfound support for the party and more by economic frustration with Trump.

Campaigns see internal polls as tools for fundraising

Plus, polls about sports, 9/11, and America’s favorite cocktails.

Perceived corruption in the U.S. just hit its highest point in decades. The real story is a bit more complicated.

Plus, polls about UFOs, a major social media settlement, and Dolly Parton.

Plus, polls on social security, corruption, and the most popular sporting activities.

Both pollsters appear to have failed to disclose that a campaign paid for their surveys, and one admits to changing voters’ responses in favor of the candidate that allegedly paid for the survey.

Plus, polls about youth sports, masculinity, and how to pack a suitcase

What fifteen years of inflation-adjusted campaign spending data tells us about politics in 2026

Inflation continues to dominate the issue landscape, and drag down the president

A comprehensive list of polls and polling averages for elections and politician approval.

Our original dataset tracks endorsements across every congressional and gubernatorial race to reveal how party leaders and ideological groups are faring.

Our original dataset tracks endorsements across every congressional and gubernatorial race to reveal how party leaders and ideological groups are faring.

Views of progressive policies are mixed, with varying opinions on different elements of each proposal

Plus, polls about the World Cup, patriotism, and more.

Plus, polls on Graham Platner, the World Cup, and more.

If the election were held today, polls of individual contests suggest Democrats would win the House majority and have even odds to take the Senate

Plus, polls about polls, and whether Americans think they could beat a chessmaster

Democrats lead the generic ballot among likely voters by 6 points, but by 5 among registered voters. How do we combine polls of both populations?

All the polls we’ve seen about Iran since the Memorandum of Understanding was announced.

This year’s primary features an unusually high percentage of competitive House members running for other offices, and their track record is not very good

Campaign consultants are using AI, but some evidence suggests it might be counterproductive

Plus, polling on inflation, data centers, and Daylight Savings Time

The Democratic Party may be in disarray, but Democratic voters are not

Plus, new polling about economic confidence, Democrats’ frustrations with their party, and aliens

Plus, new polling about Great Britain and gerrymandering after the Supreme Court’s Callais decision

With several candidates within five points of a lead, neither party is safe

Plus, more young adults are saying they’re moving back in with Mom and Dad

A dispatch from the Methods Desk