A Half-Century Without a Majority
Trust in the federal government has not held a majority since 1972. A new Napolitan poll shows the gap widening — and the political class standing apart.
The Pulse
The Creed Holds
A new American ideals poll: voters affirm the founding creed at 91% to 98%, but only 44% say the country still honors it. The argument is the verdict.
The Swing-State Illusion
Two-thirds of voters say the same states have decided our elections for half a century. The record says otherwise.
Wisconsin’s Bill Comes Due
A new Napolitan poll finds Democrats up seven in the open governor's race. Cost of living is doing the work, and the markets agree.
The Court Loses Both Sides
In six weeks, SCOTUS has bled 20 net points of approval. The defection is bipartisan.
Iran Blockade Sees Less Opposition Than War
Scott Rasmussen's latest finds the public frozen against the Iran campaign but nearly evenly split on stopping the bomb.