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Tracking Trust in Institutions: Trust in the Supreme Court and Congress Hit New Tracking Lows
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Vaccines

U.S. COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard: 20% of Adults Unwilling to Get Vaccinated Cite Distrust in Manufacturers
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2024 Elections

Trump Maintains Grip on GOP’s 2024 Field Amid Jan. 6 Hearings, but DeSantis Sees Boost

22% of GOP voters would back the Florida governor if the 2024 primary were today, his best showing yet

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2022 Elections

Negative Partisanship Works in American Elections, but Whom Will It Help the Most in 2022?

Influencers

Elon Musk Loses Luster With the Left Amid His GOP Flirtations

Leader Approval

John Cornyn’s Approval Rating Among Texans Is Holding Steady Amid Gun Safety Push

Congressional Politics

Daytime Jan. 6 Hearings Move the Needle Less With Voters

Latin America

Immigration Is a Political Liability for Biden. But So Is Immigration Reform

Biden's Standing

GOP Midterm Prospects

Trump’s Endorsees May Lose Some Primaries, but He’s Still the GOP’s Dominant Force
Congressional GOP Has Biggest Trust Advantage on Inflation
Rick Scott’s Plan to Tax All Americans Is Unpopular, but Other Parts of His Agenda Aren’t

2022 Look Ahead

Vulnerable Senate Democrats Aren’t as Toxic With Voters as Biden. But That Might Not Save Them in November
While senators maintain popularity, Biden’s job approval rating is underwater in Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Nevada and New Hampshire
A Year Ahead of the Midterms, Suburban Erosion Has Driven Biden’s State-by-State Decline
Polling in all 50 states shows suburbanites who have been key to Democratic victories have largely turned on the president

Deep Dives

Jan. 6 and Election Trust

Voter Backing for Jan. 6 Panel Ticks Up After Prime-Time Hearing

But the share of Americans who blame Trump for the insurrection continues to decline

Most Voters Reject Jan. 6 as Legitimate Discourse, but Republicans Are Divided

33% of GOP voters see Jan. 6 as a legitimate form of political discourse, while 38% say it’s illegitimate

Republicans Are Even Less Confident in U.S. Elections Than They Were Before Jan. 6 Attack

Just 35% of Republicans trust the U.S. electoral system, down 8 points since before the melee at the Capitol

The Republican Party’s Image Has Recovered From the Fallout of Jan. 6

Voter sentiment about the GOP, and Trump himself, has bounced back over the past year

Race and Politics

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