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Tracking Trust in Institutions: Average Trust in U.S. Institutions Hits New High for 2022

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Vaccines

U.S. COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard: A Quarter of Americans Report Vaccine Skepticism

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2022 Elections

Midterm Turnout Looks Primed to Reach Historic Levels Again

More men, independents are certain they’ll vote in November compared with 2018

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2022 Elections

Most Voters Back Federal Marijuana Legalization That’s Stalled in Congress

2024 Elections

Democrats Increasingly Believe Biden Should Run in 2024 — but if He Doesn’t, Harris Remains the Slight Favorite

Immigration

GOP Governors’ Interstate Migrant Maneuvers Divide Voters

Abortion

Voters Are Divided on Lindsey Graham’s 15-Week Abortion Ban

Congressional Politics

Codifying Same-Sex Marriage Rights Has Solid Voter Backing

Biden's Standing

GOP Midterm Prospects

Lisa Murkowski Experiences a Rarity for Senators: A Mid-Campaign Approval Bump

Trump’s Endorsees May Lose Some Primaries, but He’s Still the GOP’s Dominant Force

Congressional GOP Has Biggest Trust Advantage on Inflation

2022 Look Ahead

Anger Helped Democrats Flip the House in 2018, but Ahead of the 2022 Midterms, Both Sides Are Equally Enraged
42% of Democratic voters are “angry” about the midterms, compared with 41% of Republicans

Democratic Governors Facing Re-Election Are Resisting Biden’s Drag Effect
While the president is deeply unpopular, most Democratic incumbent governors are not

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Jan. 6 and Election Trust

The Jan. 6 Hearings Hurt Trump With Independents. Will It Cost the GOP in November?

Unaffiliated voters have grown more likely to blame Trump for Capitol riot and to indicate support for Democrats in November

Daytime Jan. 6 Hearings Move the Needle Less With Voters

23% heard a lot about daytime hearings, down 7 points compared with prime-time testimony

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

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