49% See More Corruption in Trump Administration
Although nearly half of voters believe President Donald Trump’s administration has more corruption than his predecessors, most aren’t sold on Democrats as the solution.
Although nearly half of voters believe President Donald Trump’s administration has more corruption than his predecessors, most aren’t sold on Democrats as the solution.
The use of government power to punish political enemies is a big problem for America, according to a majority of voters.
A majority of voters consider America’s six-week bombing campaign against Iran a success, but also think the U.S. will eventually send ground troops to invade Iran.
America’s war against Iran has heightened the danger of terrorist attacks here, according to most voters.
After the Supreme Court heard arguments on birthright citizenship, a majority of voters now favor limits on the longstanding practice.
Voters overwhelmingly favor local cops cooperating with federal immigration officials in targeting violent offenders who are here illegally.
Voters are becoming frustrated by the Senate’s failure to pass the SAVE Act, which would require proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections.
Roughly the same number of voters believe China is guilty of meddling in American elections as think Russia has done the same.
Most voters continue to view the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) favorably, but are divided over whether the alliance should be helping the United States fight Iran.
The Iran war has shut down oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, and most voters are concerned over how that will affect the U.S. economy.
Most current and former members of the U.S. military support President Donald Trump, and overwhelmingly favor the Veterans’ Bill of Rights Act legislation currently pending in Congress.
More voters continue to believe the Democratic Party cares about people like them than think the same about the GOP.
Voters have a more favorable view of Secretary of State Marco Rubio now than they did a year ago.
The cost of gas and groceries continue to top the list of economic worries as voters remain negative about President Donald Trump’s handling of the economy.
President Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to uproot the so-called “Deep State” of entrenched federal bureaucrats, but a majority of voters don’t think he’s winning that battle.
The practice of partisan gerrymandering is seen as a very serious problem by most voters, although they are divided over whether Democrats or Republicans are more prone to it.
The decision to go to war in Iran may be controversial, but voters overwhelmingly have positive opinions about the U.S. military – and see their current mission as a success.
The ongoing U.S. war against Iran is viewed as a success by most voters, although many have doubts about America’s military alliance with Israel.
Most voters don’t expect war between the United States and China in the near future, and are confident that America’s military can deal with foreign enemies.
A majority of voters want the Senate to pass the SAVE Act, which would require proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections.