Politics Jun 25 An inside look at how the PBS News/NPR/Marist Poll is conducted By Lisa Desjardins, Matt Loffman
Politics Apr 18 More Americans worried about climate change, but few think Biden’s climate law will help, AP-NORC poll says Biden points to this climate agenda as a success during his reelection campaign. The poll suggests that although the law has already affected some Americans, it's not widely known and may not be the electoral boost Biden wants. By Alexa St. John, Linley Sanders, Associated Press
Politics Aug 28 Americans offer unflattering assessments of both Biden and Trump in latest AP-NORC poll Americans asked to describe the Democrat in the White House and the Republican best positioned to face him in next year’s election say President Joe Biden is “old” and “confused” and say former President Donald Trump is “corrupt” and “dishonest.”… By Will Weissert, Emily Swanson, Darlene Superville, Associated Press
World Sep 15 Public support for the monarchy is lowest among young Britons, but that’s nothing new King Charles III has inherited the crown at a time when support for the institution of the monarchy has fallen to a new low. By John Curtice, The Conversation
World Feb 24 Putin’s public approval soared as Russia prepared to attack Ukraine. History shows it’s unlikely to last Historical data shows that diversionary wars — fighting abroad to draw attention away from problems at home — have rarely worked for Putin. By Arik Burakovsky, The Conversation
Nov 27 Watch 9:56 What voters across America are saying about impeachment In Washington, much attention is directed toward the impeachment inquiry. But how is it viewed in other parts of the country? We turn to three public media reporters to find out: Caitie Switalski with WLRN in South Florida, Mary Lahammer… Continue watching
Oct 14 Watch 8:26 Amy Walter and Domenico Montanaro on voters’ impeachment views, GOP backlash to Syria move Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report and NPR’s Domenico Montanaro join Amna Nawaz to analyze the latest political news, including public support for the impeachment inquiry, how Republicans feel about President Trump’s Syria troop withdrawal and what to look… Continue watching
Dec 28 Despite a year of bad news, most Americans remain optimistic about 2019 By Jessica Yarvin Sixty percent of Americans are optimistic about next year according to a new poll form PBS NewsHour, NPR and Marist, while 37 percent said they were generally more pessimistic about 2019. Continue reading
May 23 Despite populist campaign rhetoric, public support for NATO grows By Margaret Warner As President Trump prepares to fly to Thursday’s NATO summit in Brussels, he and his 27 counterparts should look at a new poll of public attitudes on both sides of the Atlantic about their alliance, and about the threat posed… Continue reading
Jul 01 What motivates public opinion? The answers aren’t always clear By Laura Santhanam There aren’t always clear-cut reasons for why scientists and the general public don’t always see eye-to-eye on things like climate change or the safety of childhood vaccines and genetically modified foods, new research suggests. Continue reading