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Only 23 percent of people asked by the independent Levada Center named Putin as the political figure they trusted, compared with 59 percent in November 2017.

Eight-four percent of Democrats, 53 percent of independents and 13 percent of Republicans said the protests will help support racial justice and equality.

In addition, several nationally conducted surveys show the former vice president with a significant advantage.

Nearly half of respondents said they thought major adjustments were needed if schools reopen in a few weeks, amid rising coronavirus cases in the U.S.

The data shows a shift in perspective regarding the use of masks, which has become increasingly politicized.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden hold an advantage over President Donald Trump across all gender and age demographics in Florida, except for voters over the age of 70, according to a new poll.

The survey found drastic differences in the response when considering political party affiliation.

A majority of businesses across America are now dealing with in-person customer visits, according to a new poll, as cases of the novel coronavirus continue to increase.

A new poll from Quinnipiac University shows Biden with a 50 percent approval rating on the economy over Trump's 45 percent.

The poll also found that Americans believe the former vice president would do a better job handling the coronavirus pandemic and the economy.

A new poll found 52 percent of likely voters in six key swing states said they disapproved of President Donald Trump's handling of the economy.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos public opinion poll released Wednesday, two out of three Americans want to see the tax documents while about half believe Trump has been withholding them for reasons that could hurt him politically.

GOP Representative Mike Kelly said President Donald Trump is "very strong" in Pennsylvania despite polls showing former Vice President Joe Biden with a lead in the battleground state.

Just 32 percent of Americans have a "fair amount" or "great deal" of trust in the federal government's ability when it comes to protecting their families, an Axios-Ipsos poll released Tuesday showed.

Republicans' approval rating of President Donald Trump's handling of the novel coronavirus pandemic has decreased by 12 points, according to a new poll.

According to the poll, 43 percent of respondents said they would vote for Biden if the presidential election were held today, while 39 percent sided with Trump.

In June, only 7 percent of Democrats surveyed indicated they would vote for President Donald Trump.

According to the poll, 57 percent of respondents said they support closing state economies again, with 34 percent saying they strongly support and 23 percent saying they somewhat support.

The poll found that nearly two-thirds of Americans surveyed said they believed businesses were reopening too quickly.

The latest poll, which was conducted by Monmouth University, surveyed 867 U.S. adults from June 26 to June 30.

An overwhelming majority of Americans believe that disruption caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic will persist into 2021, according to a new poll.

A new poll shows Biden leading President Donald Trump by 2 points in Missouri, a state that hasn't gone to a Democratic presidential candidate since 1996.

The Sienna College Research Institute poll found a majority of New Yorkers are against reducing or defunding police departments but feel that systematic racism is a problem in the criminal justice system nationwide.

Almost one third of Black Americans believe that "white Jesus" should be removed from churches across the country, according to a new poll.

As police conduct and racism move to the forefront of voter issues, a new poll found former vice president Joe Biden has the overwhelming support of Black Americans for November's election.

President Donald Trump's approval rating is taking a hit among voters who are unhappy with his handling of race relations, health care and the economy, according to a Fox News poll.

Among voters between 18 and 34, 58 percent said they would vote for Biden if the presidential election were held today, while 31 percent favored Trump.

Most Americans say they still worry that they or someone in their family will be exposed to the virus, according to a new poll.

Biden holds the largest lead over Trump in Florida, with a 50 percent to 43 percent advantage.

Only 14 percent of Americans say they are very happy with their lives, according to a new nationwide tracking survey which found U.S. adults are the unhappiest they've been since 1972.