Report: On the Economy, Americans Say They Are Falling Behind
The December 2023 Daily Kos/Civiqs Poll asked 1,116 registered voters in the United States about their personal financial situation, inflation, and what they expect from a healthy U.S. economy.
The GOP Primary: Lowest-Hanging Fruit Remains Out of Reach for Trump Rivals
We looked at some recent nonpartisan polls that provided crosstab information about how Trump, DeSantis, and Haley are doing with college versus non-college voters in the Iowa Republican caucuses.
The Case for Conservative Internationalism
A Civiqs Daily Tracking poll found that 77 percent of Republican voters agree that the United States should become less involved in solving problems overseas. It might not even seem urgent that Republicans develop a clear foreign policy at all.
Caucus race static, Kim Reynolds’ endorsement unlikely to matter, new ISU poll says
Former President Donald Trump’s commanding lead over his fellow candidates continues in the latest monthly poll published by Iowa State University and Civiqs.
Report: Following Speaker Battle, Approval of Republicans in Congress at 12%
The October 2023 Daily Kos/Civiqs Poll asked 1,112 registered voters in the United States about Republicans and Democrats in Congress, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and trust in the Republican and Democratic Parties to handle issues facing the United States.
Why it doesn't matter that Mike Pence dropped out of the GOP primary
According to Civiqs polling, Mike Pence's net favorability rating among Republicans dropped from +76 percentage points prior to January 6, 2021 to +44 points just one week later.
Three months out, the Iowa Caucus is Trump's to lose
The Iowa caucuses are Trump's to lose; a large section of respondents in the Iowa State University/Civiqs poll this month do not see the Republican presidential primary as a race.
What’s to stop the House speaker chaos from happening again to the next guy?
Kevin McCarthy's approval rating among rank and file Republicans is low — recent polls by Civiqs showed only 43 percent of Republicans viewed him favorably, while 27 percent rated him unfavorably.
Republicans dislike their congressional leaders. Democrats like theirs.
Republicans’ support for their party’s leaders shifts rather dramatically depending on the news cycle, in contrast with Democratic voters’ strong and steady support for their party’s recent congressional leaders.
What Americans Think Of The Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Americans are concerned about aging political leaders, and a significant chunk want to see age limits for high-profile national politicians, according to a new poll from Civiqs for Daily Kos.