Recent Releases

The October 12 national poll found U.S. voter support for gun control at all-time high; Trump helped Texas, Florida, not Puerto Rico, voters say.

The October 11 national poll found U.S. voters feel good about economy, but not Trump; voters take a knee for both Trump and NFL players.

The October 6 New York City poll found voters back millionaires' tax for subway fix; city Dems back Cuomo over de Blasio 2-1 in governor race.

The October 5 New York City poll found de Blasio has 61% of likely voters; 58% approve of mayor and 57% say reelect him.

The September 28 national poll found Dreamers should stay, U.S. voters say 5-1; voters losing hope for peaceful fix in North Korea.

The September 27 national poll found Trump is not fit to be president, American voters say; voters disapprove 2-1 of his handling of race relations.

The September 19 Virginia poll found Dem tops 50 percent, up 10 points in governor's race; Trump has big disapproval rating.

The September 14 New Jersey poll found voters say no to reelecting Menendez; if Menendez goes, new governor should name replacement.

The September 13 New Jersey poll found Dem has huge lead in New Jersey governor's race; Guadagno's ties to Christie are big negative.

The August 24 national poll found many U.S. voters say parties moving too far left, right; health care, race relations outweigh economy.

The August 23 national poll found Trump is dividing the country, U.S. voters say 2-1; most trust media more than president.

The August 17 national poll found Trump gets bump with approval on economy; most expect little from Trump, Congress this year.

The August 16 national poll found 86% of U.S. voters want to negotiate with North Korea; but most not confident Trump can handle it.

The August 9 Virginia poll found Democrat holds 6-point lead in Virginia governor race; voters want Democrats to control state legislature.

The August 3 national poll found U.S. voters say 68-27% let transgender people serve; voters disapprove 5-1 of GOP handling of health care.

The August 2 national poll found Trump drops to new low, close to 2-1 disapproval; 71 percent say president is not levelheaded.

The July 31 New York City poll found Mayor de Blasio's approval rating plunges; but he still has a big lead over other challengers.

The July 27 New York City poll found more voters blame Cuomo for poor subways; Cuomo-de Blasio feud hurts city, voters say.

The July 13 New York State poll found voters support constitutional convention; women's right to choose gets strongest support.

The July 12 New York State poll found Gov. Cuomo's approval drops to near record low; Cuomo gets low grades for handling transit.

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