
Economists dispute Trump's economic claims as US midterms approach
Data cited in a Guardian report shows inflation higher and growth lower than under the previous administration, as critics push back on the president's claims about the economy.

Data cited in a Guardian report shows inflation higher and growth lower than under the previous administration, as critics push back on the president's claims about the economy.

Polling commissioned by Liberty suggests many voters view the government's recent approach to free speech negatively.

New survey data finds many voters concerned about the upcoming midterm elections, though historical patterns show no clear connection between voter worry and turnout.

A new poll projects Labour well ahead of Reform UK as the party's annual conference begins, with Andy Burnham pledging a new help-to-buy scheme.

Voter confidence in the Postal Service's ability to deliver election mail promptly has dropped compared with 2024, a new survey finds.

A new NPR/PBS News/Marist survey shows most voters view the midterm elections primarily through the lens of their opinion of the president.
The figure is described as the lowest approval rating of Donald Trump’s political career.
Al Jazeera reports lower backing for the president amid concerns over war and living costs.

New research finds Labour would stay the largest party in an election held now, but its path to a majority depends on diverse progressive voters, from idealists to sceptics.
A new Channel 12 survey finds Gadi Eisenkot narrowly ahead of Benjamin Netanyahu as preferred choice for prime minister.

An Emerson College and The Hill poll shows James Talarico and Abdul El-Sayed ahead by razor-thin margins in their respective races.

A New York Times and Siena University survey of 1,503 likely voters found majority opposition to data center construction for AI, with no clear partisan edge emerging.

A New York Times and Siena University survey of 1,503 likely voters shows significant public resistance to expanding data center infrastructure for artificial intelligence.

State-run news agency TASS cites survey data showing more than 74% of Russians say they trust President Vladimir Putin, while 48.3% approve of the government's work

A Channel 4 investigation reportedly found a polling firm did not disclose that Reform UK had commissioned three polls published before May’s local elections, reigniting debate over the reliability of political polling.
A new poll cited by Russian news agency TASS shows support for Germany's Alternative for Germany party reaching an unprecedented level.