The Distrust Hardens
Trust in the federal government sits at 25% as the share who rarely or never trust it climbs to 35%, a four-point jump in a month.
The Pulse
The Creed Survives. Neither Party Owns It.
Americans still affirm the Founding by better than three to one. Asked who actually keeps faith with it, neither party can muster a majority.
The Governed Still Believe. They No Longer Trust the Governing.
A new Napolitan survey shows a 10-10-80 nation that still holds the founding values, while just 29% say Congress does. The trust gap by the numbers.
Congressional Incumbents Are Losing Their Alibi
A new Napolitan survey finds 68% would replace the entire Congress, and congressional incumbents have lost their home-district advantage with voters.
The Anonymous Branch
John Thune runs the United States Senate. Nearly half the country cannot say who he is.
The Squeeze Nobody Voted For
A new Napolitan survey finds 64% of voters say they are spending more than a year ago. The squeeze crosses party lines, and Democrats now lead on the economy.