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Fox News — Politics

Fox News Poll: Majority of Voters Doubt Trump's Strategy on Iran Conflict

A recent Fox News poll indicates that 71% of voters believe the Trump administration lacks a clear strategy for the ongoing war with Iran. The survey also shows that 60% of respondents think U.S. military action against Iran was the wrong decision, reflecting growing concerns about safety and foreign policy. Additionally, support for Israel in the Gaza conflict has declined, while a majority of voters favor continued aid to Ukraine.

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Fox News — Latest

Fox News Poll: Majority of Voters Skeptical About Trump's Strategy in Iran War

A Fox News poll reveals that 71% of voters believe the Trump administration lacks a clear strategy for ending the war with Iran. Additionally, 60% of respondents think U.S. military action against Iran was the wrong decision. Concerns about the conflict's impact on U.S. safety have also risen, with 47% of voters expressing this view.

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PBS NewsHour

Poll Shows Growing Concerns Among Americans About Environmental Impact of Data Centers

A recent poll conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago indicates that 53% of Americans are concerned about the environmental impacts of artificial intelligence, up from 41% last year. The survey shows a significant increase in concern among Democrats, while a majority of Americans support limiting the construction of new data centers and requiring them to use clean energy sources.

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The Verge

Poll Shows Majority Opposition to AI and Data Center Construction

A recent poll by the New York Times and Siena University shows that 61% of likely voters oppose the construction of data centers to support AI technology. The survey, conducted in early September 2026, included 1,503 participants and revealed a split among Trump voters, while those who supported Kamala Harris or did not vote leaned towards opposition.

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Los Angeles Times

Poll: Less than half of Americans expect midterm elections to be free and fair

A nationwide poll shows that only 49% of Americans believe the upcoming midterm elections will be free and fair, with significant variations in confidence regarding ballot counting based on political affiliation. The survey highlights concerns about election integrity, voter access, and the impact of misinformation, reflecting a broader decline in trust in U.S. elections.

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Washington Examiner

Shaheen and Sununu Win New Hampshire Primaries Amid Political Dynasty Discussions

In the recent New Hampshire primaries, Stefany Shaheen and John E. Sununu, both from prominent political families, won their respective nominations. The article discusses the implications of political dynasties in the U.S., noting the absence of members from the Kennedy and Bush families on the upcoming ballot, while highlighting other political heirs running for office this fall.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Claims GOP Midterm Convention Will Benefit Party Despite Low Attendance

Donald Trump claimed that his midterm convention in Dallas will positively impact the Republican Party in the upcoming elections, despite reports of low attendance and viewership. While he stated that the event was a success, journalists noted empty seats and offers of free tickets. Current polling shows Democrats leading Republicans by 44 percent to 37 percent.

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PBS NewsHour

Poll Shows Decline in Trust Among Americans Regarding Government Information and Election Results

A recent poll by the Associated Press-NORC Center shows that trust in government information among Americans has declined, with only 34% trusting government certifications of election results. The survey highlights a growing partisan divide in trust levels, particularly following changes in the executive branch under President Trump. Concerns about the accuracy of election results and low trust in political campaign messages were also noted.

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Washington Examiner

Polls Reflect Changes in American Sentiment Since September 11 Attacks

Polls conducted over the years since the September 11 attacks reveal evolving American sentiments regarding terrorism, safety, and government effectiveness. While concerns about future terrorist attacks have decreased, confidence in the government's ability to ensure safety has also declined. Additionally, the perception of civil liberties and the balance between privacy and national security has shifted, reflecting broader societal changes since the attacks.

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Axios

Poll Shows Shift in Latino Voter Support in Competitive House Districts

A recent poll by Hart Research for TelevisaUnivision shows that Democrats have gained significant support among Latino voters in competitive House districts, leading 58% to 35% over Republicans. This marks a shift from the 2024 election, where support was more evenly split. The poll indicates that dissatisfaction with economic issues and Trump's immigration policies may be influencing this change.

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Hacker News — Front Page

89% of Americans Perceive Widespread Government Corruption

A Gallup poll shows that 89% of U.S. adults perceive widespread government corruption, the highest level in 20 years. The perception has increased notably among Democrats, while Republicans' views have remained stable. The U.S. now ranks highest in perceived corruption among OECD countries, with a significant gap compared to other nations.

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The Daily Beast

Republicans Express Concerns Over Trump's Impact on Campaigns

Republican operatives are increasingly concerned about Donald Trump's impact on their campaigns due to his declining popularity. Many candidates are advising against his involvement in their districts, especially following recent political developments. Polling data indicates a challenging midterm election for Republicans, with Trump's approval rating at a career low.

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Axios

Gallup Survey Shows 89% of Americans Perceive Widespread Government Corruption

A Gallup survey indicates that 89% of Americans believe government corruption is widespread, the highest level in 20 years. The perception of corruption has notably increased among Democrats and independents since President Trump's return to office. In contrast, Republicans' views on corruption have remained steady.

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Axios

Polls Show Majority of Americans Oppose Trump's Lake Ontario Renaming and Tariffs on Canada

Recent polling indicates that a majority of Americans oppose President Trump's order to rename Lake Ontario to "Lake America" and his new tariffs on Canada. A Reuters-Ipsos poll found that 63% of Americans disapprove of the name change, while 57% oppose the tariffs. The White House has criticized Canada in response to the polling results.

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Gallup Poll: 89% of Americans Perceive Widespread Government Corruption

A Gallup poll indicates that 89% of U.S. adults perceive government corruption as widespread, the highest level in 20 years. The increase is particularly notable among Democrats, while Republican views have remained stable. The U.S. now ranks highest among OECD countries in perceived government corruption.

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New York Post

Poll Reveals Democratic Views on September 11 Remembrance and Treatment of Muslims

A recent YouGov poll shows that over 12% of Democrats believe Americans focus too much on remembering September 11, while 72% think Muslims have been treated worse than other religious groups since the attacks. The survey also highlights differing views between Democrats and Republicans regarding the impact of the attacks on the treatment of Muslims and the attribution of violent attacks in the US.

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The Daily Beast

Poll Shows Decline in Confidence Among Trump Voters

A University of Massachusetts Amherst poll shows a decline in confidence among Donald Trump's 2024 voters, with only 58 percent now expressing strong confidence in their decision, down from 74 percent in April 2025. Despite this decline, the percentage of voters indicating they would change their vote has not significantly increased, remaining around 15 percent.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: -0.20