Interactive: Seen, Read, Heard
In 2018’s nonstop news cycle, here’s what headlines broke through in Morning Consult surveys
Analyzing What News Voters Saw, Read or Heard in 2018
Trump's taxes and Stormy Daniels on “60 Minutes” had most uneven saturation among partisans
Democrats’ Edge on #MeToo Persists Among Voting Public
Party is more trusted to handle #MeToo, despite several allegations against its own
51% of Voters Think Russia Has ‘Kompromat’ on Trump
But opinions are largely split on whether special counsel’s probe has been handled fairly
Armed With Digital Ad Tools, Advocacy Groups to Spend More on Issue Ads in 2019
Partisan organizations are looking beyond a gridlocked Congress to 2020 presidential election
Polling Suggests Support Among Voters for Harsher Wall Street Messaging
Democrats are likely to sharpen their rhetoric toward big banks and Wall Street ahead of 2020
Is Administration Officials’ Use of Private Email OK? Depends on Your Party
Democrats, GOP see actions by Ivanka Trump, Hillary Clinton in starkly different light
More Voters Linking Human Activity to Climate Change
Almost a third of GOP voters place a great deal of trust in Trump on climate change
Majority of Voters Back National Health Plan — Unless It’s Called ‘Single Payer’
Support for government-run system rises 9 points to 58% when labeled ‘Medicare for all’ instead of ‘single payer’
Trump’s Brand Divides Democrats on Criminal Justice Reform
31 percent of Democratic voters support bill backed by Trump – half the share of GOP voters