Data & Analysis — Archive
Polling, voter data, demographic trends, and statistical analysis
Poll Shows Decline in Public Trust in Postal Service for Mail-In Ballots
A new survey indicates growing voter concern over the timeliness of USPS delivery for absentee ballots ahead of the 2026 elections.
Commentator Outlines Strategies for GOP to Improve Polling Amid Internal Debate
Analysis suggests the party faces a choice between ideological purity and broadening its coalition to reverse recent polling declines.
Survey: 73 Percent of Americans Say AI Firms Have Not Implemented Enough Safeguards
The Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates widespread public skepticism regarding the safety measures adopted by major artificial intelligence developers.
Politico Poll Finds Age and Religion More Significant Than Race or Gender in Voter Preferences
New polling data suggests voters penalize candidates over 70 and transgender individuals, while showing little bias against women or people of color.
Surveys Show Americans Support Press Freedom but Favor Restrictions in Specific Cases
New polling data reveals a divide on the definition of responsible journalism, with significant support for limiting coverage during national security crises.
Homan Says No Plans for ICE Sweeps at Polling Locations in Midterms
White House border czar Tom Homan confirmed to Fox News that no operational discussions have taken place regarding immigration enforcement at voting sites.
EPA Proposes Weakening Methane Rules for 700,000 Low-Production Oil Wells
The draft rule aims to save industry $42 billion but faces criticism for potentially increasing methane emissions from wells responsible for half the sector's pollution.
Poll Finds 9/11 Attacks Ranked as Most Significant Historic Event for Nearly Half of US Adults
Ipsos survey reveals Sept. 11 tops public memory, with 47 percent of respondents citing it as one of the top five historic events of their lifetimes.
Women Account for 98 Percent of August Job Gains as Male Employment Falls
US Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows a stark divergence in labor market performance by gender, with male employment declining while female employment surged.
Top Commanders Told Hegseth Not to Cut Civilian Protection Program, Poll Showed. He Did It Anyway.
The program was reduced from nearly 200 staff to around two dozen after commanders unanimously rejected cuts, and U.S. strikes in Yemen and Iran subsequently killed hundreds of civilians.