Recent Releases

The November 20 national poll found U.S. voters give Trump highest grade ever on economy; voters say 2-1 Dems in House is good, as Dems back Pelosi

The November 5 New Jersey poll found Menendez has 15-point lead in Senate race; independent voters swing back to Democrat.

The November 5 Florida poll found Nelson has 7-point lead in Florida Senate race; Gillum also up by 7 points in governor's race.

The October 30 Connecticut poll found governor race too close to call; Murphy holds 15-point lead in U.S. Senate race.

The October 29 Texas poll found Cruz ahead by inches in tight Texas Senate race; Abbott ahead 14 points in governor's race.

The October 23 Florida poll found Gillum leads in tight Florida governor's race; Dem boosted by independents, women, non-white voters.

The October 22 Florida poll found Nelson holds lead in Florida Senate race; hurricane does not lift Scott or Trump.

The October 18 New York State poll found Cuomo dominates New York governor race with 23-point lead; Gillibrand has big lead over little-known challenger.

The October 17 New Jersey poll found Menendez up 7 points in New Jersey Senate race; incumbent has big negative favorability rating.

The October 11 Texas poll found O'Rourke stalls 9 points down in Texas Senate race; Republican up 20 points in governor's race.

The October 10 Connecticut poll found women lift Lamont in Connecticut governor race; Murphy up 15 points in U.S. Senate race.

The October 3 New Jersey poll found women give Menendez 11-point lead in New Jersey; voters oppose Kavanaugh confirmation by wide margin.

The October 2 national poll found GOP cuts into Dem lead in House races; more voters want Democrats to control Senate.

The October 1 national poll found more U.S. voters say don't confirm Kavanaugh; more voters believe Ford than Kavanaugh.

The September 26 Florida poll found Gillum up 9 points in governor's race; voters have little hope for better race relations.

The September 25 Florida poll found Nelson takes lead in critical Florida U.S. Senate race; women are key to Democrat's lead.

The September 20 Texas poll found likely voters back Kavanaugh by wide margin; players have right to take a knee, voters say almost 2-1.

The September 18 Texas poll found Cruz has 9-point likely voter lead in Texas Senate race; Trump gets a split 49-49 percent job approval score.

The September 13 poll found U.S. voters say 2-1 NFL players have right to kneel; 'just do it,' voters tell Nike.

The September 12 national poll found Dems have 14-point lead in U.S. House races nationwide; voters back media over Trump by wide margin.

The September 10 national poll found U.S. voters believe anonymous Trump charges 2-1; voters are high on economy, split on Kavanaugh.

The September 5 Florida poll found dead heat in Senate race; Nelson, Scott have matching grades, but Rubio is down.

The September 4 Florida poll found governor's race too close to call; big gender and racial gaps.

The August 23 Connecticut poll found Lamont has 13-point lead in Connecticut governor race; voters like ending income tax, but say it's unrealistic.

The August 22 New Jersey poll found GOP challenger cuts Menendez lead in NJ Senate race; Murphy gets good grades overall, mixed on transit.

The August 15 national poll found Trump hurts GOP as Dems hold 9-pt. lead in House races; U.S. must do more on climate change, voters say 2-1.

The August 14 national poll found U.S. voters dislike Trump almost 2-1; media is important to democracy, 65% of voters say.

The August 2 Texas poll found voters back Kavanaugh for Supreme Court; taking kids violates human rights, voters say.

The August 1 Texas poll found Cruz has small lead in tight Senate race; Abbott tops Valdez by 13 points in governor's race.

The July 25 national poll found women drive Dems to 12-point lead in U.S. House races; voters split on confirming Kavanaugh.

The July 24 national poll found half of U.S. voters say Russians have something on Trump; but voters say both sides at fault for bad relations.

The July 19 New York State poll found voters say almost 4-1 increase abortion rights; but few say abortion is most important in governor race.

The July 18 New York State poll found Cuomo thumps Nixon in New York Dem primary; governor sweeps all challengers in November race.

The July 3 national poll found harsh words for U.S. family separation policy; voters have dim view of Trump, Dems on immigration.

The July 2 national poll found American voters support Roe v. Wade 2-1; Dem candidates up 9 points in U.S. House races.

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