Polling — Pure Report

The Hill Jul 20

Poll indicates nearly half of Americans view Supreme Court rulings on Trump policies as politically motivated

A Washington Post/Ipsos poll indicates that 46% of Americans believe the Supreme Court's rulings on President Trump's policies are based on ideology rather than law. The survey was conducted with 2,648 respondents between July 8 and July 13.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: -0.10

Axios Jul 19

Republicans Discuss Midterm Strategy Focused on Opposition to Democrats

Republican officials are strategizing for the upcoming midterm elections by focusing on voter dissatisfaction with Democrats. They express concerns about former President Trump's emphasis on non-economic issues and cite polling data suggesting potential Democratic gains in the House. Both parties are facing low approval ratings among voters.

Bias: 33 Sentiment: -0.20

Washington Examiner Jul 19

Poll Shows Registered Voters Slightly Favor Democratic House Candidates

A recent poll shows that registered voters favor Democratic candidates for the House of Representatives by three percentage points, with 48% supporting Democrats and 45% supporting Republicans. The poll, conducted by Washington Post-Ipsos, highlights concerns about President Trump's approval ratings and the influence of socialist candidates within the Democratic Party.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: +0.00

poll.qu.edu Jul 16

Quinnipiac University Poll: 44% of Pennsylvania Voters Report Financial Decline

A Quinnipiac University poll reveals that 44% of Pennsylvania voters feel financially worse off than a year ago, an increase from earlier this year. The poll also shows that 52% believe the national economy is declining, with significant partisan divides in perceptions. In the upcoming governor's race, incumbent Josh Shapiro leads with 53% support against Republican Stacy Garrity at 40%.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: -0.10

The Daily Beast Jul 13

Trump Claims Higher Approval Rating Amid Lower Poll Results

Donald Trump claimed a 59% approval rating in a recent Truth Social post, but various polls indicate his actual approval is much lower, around 40%. Analysts warn that his low approval ratings could negatively impact the GOP in the upcoming midterm elections.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: -0.20