Polling

Queen Elizabeth II's health problems are serious and she should retire—according to around half of Brits, polling for Newsweek shows.

Meghan Markle is viewed negatively by nearly half of Brits—but most think she should go to Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, polling for Newsweek suggests.

The Georgia Democrat hopes to defend his hard-won Senate seat against the Trump-backed former NFL player.

New polling shows 1 in 4 Brits want to abolish Queen Elizabeth II's monarchy as campaigners warn of a "slow puncture."

Biden and Harris' falling approval numbers represent a problem for the Democrats ahead of crucial Midterm elections.

The president's approval rating has plummeted by double-digits since the start of his White House tenure.

The state has gone blue for Democrats in every presidential election since 2008.

But voters are evenly split on whether they will vote for Republicans or Democrats running for Congress later this year.

The poll shows that a smaller number of Americans are concerned about COVID as a "major problem," and many are struggling with inflation and high gas prices.

When Americans are provided with options such as decriminalization and medicinal legalization only, they voice their preference for a marijuana middle ground.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have slumped in the U.K. opinion polls after joining a backlash against Joe Rogan—wiping out a recent bounce back.

The former mayor said he'd be turning his time to "fighting inequality in the state of New York" instead.

Three previous polls had shown Donald Trump ahead of the president.

Just 35 percent of Republicans said they have "some" trust in the U.S. electoral system, down 8 points.

Only one recent poll included in the average shows the current president ahead (narrowly) of his predecessor.

Biden repeated this week that he plans to seek a second White House term, suggesting that he'd be more likely to run if Trump does.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview did not earn them a place on the 2021 "most admired" list, with only one royal making the cut.

The former president would beat Kamala Harris if they were to run against each other in the next presidential election, the survey results show.

The Nancy Pelosi dictatorship seems determined to force through trillions of dollars of additional spending.

Although the GOP incumbent's rating remains underwater, recent polls show Abbott ahead of his Democratic challenger.

The pollster said that he owes an "apology to the voters of New Jersey for information that was at the very least misleading."

The new poll also indicated that Biden may be losing his grip over the independent voters who helped secure his win last November.

The president has spoken of his desire to close the divides across the nation. So far, such hope hasn't come to fruition.

Recent polling results show the Democratic governor is viewed favorably by over twice as many voters as his closest challenger has, Larry Elder.

The Florida governor tried to dispel rumors that he is looking to get on the GOP ticket for a 2024 White House run.

The latest YouGov/The Economist survey found 48 percent of independent voters disapproved of Biden—an increase of 4 percentage points from earlier this month.

The Duke of Sussex had an approval rating of 81 percent in Britain and was more popular than Queen Elizabeth II—but his support has crashed in four years.

Where CEOs can be enormously helpful in counteracting both Republican legislative actions, as well as the stalemate in Congress, is by taking a lesson from what we learned about remote work during the pandemic.

The former president persists in attacks against his successor—but polling suggests it is failing to alter wider public opinion.

"I think it's going to continue to be close," Trafalgar Group founder Robert Cahaly told Newsweek.