Polls
41 Percent of Americans Want Trump ImpeachedIn June 1973, just 24 percent of people said they thought Richard Nixon should be impeached.
Trump's Swing County TroublesThe counties President Donald Trump flipped from the Democrats aren't exactly thrilled with the job he has done.
Trump Disapproval Rises in IowaA state that Trump won easily isn't happy with the job he's doing.
GOP Voters Still Don't Believe in Russian InterferenceCritics say President Trump's repetition that suggestions his campaign colluded with Russia are a "hoax" is having an impact.
Trump's Paris Deal Decision Still Unpopular with VotersNearly half of voters who intend to support Democrats in the 2018 midterms say Trump's plan is "extremely important."
Trump's Popularity Among His Base Voters Is Back UpThe people who liked Trump in November mostly like him in July.
Trump's Approval Nearing Low in His Favorite PollTrump has touted Rasmussen's results in the past. He's likely going to stay silent about the latest poll from the firm.
Most Americans Describe Trump as Sexist: PollThe Morning Consult/Politico survey shows most Americans agree Trump is sexist and his attacks on Mika Brzezinski were inappropriate.
Russia Wants More Putin And No Thaw With WestA majority of Russians want the president to continue to lead Russia after 2018 elections.
Americans Support Impeachment More Than TrumpIt's not even close.
Trump's Approval Rating Climbs to 40 PercentDonald Trump's approval rating hit a big milestone Thursday.
Trump's Approval Rating Not the Worst EverDonald Trump was the least popular president ever for someone so early in his tenure. But he actually rose above one of his predecessors this week.
Trump's Approval Rating Hikes UpwardBreaking a recent trend, Donald Trump's approval rating actually took a small tick upward in a new poll.
Trump's Approval Due for a DipTrump's approval rating is already pretty bad. But if history is an indicator it could soon get worse.
Most Americans Are Pretty Happy With Their Jobs: PollFor most Americans going to work actually isn't so bad.
Bush, Obama Surge in PopularityFormer Presidents Bush and Obama are viewed way more favorably than Donald Trump.
When and Where to Find the Georgia Election ResultsPolls close at 7 p.m. EDT.
Democrats Care More About Middle Class: PollJust 42 percent of respondents in a Pew Research poll said that Republicans care about the middle class.
Trump's Popularity Dips AgainRepublicans appear to be souring on their president—and his approval rating is plunging to a new low.
Trump's Approval Rating DropsRasmussen Reports, the poll Trump often champions,says his approval rating dropped. And things aren't looking any better in other surveys.
Trump's Base Voters Grow WearyAlmost a third of GOP respondents in a recent poll say the president is not level-headed.
Trump's Approval Rating Still Quite LowTrump's approval rating dips again as white voters and Republicans slowly withdraw their support from the GOP president.
Trump's Approval Rating Nearing New LowTrump is nearing, or hitting, record lows in many approval rating polls. And his disapproval is hitting new highs, as well.
Trump Approval Dips (Again)The president hit a new low Friday, with his average approval at just 38 percent with a 56-percent disapproval rating.
Conservatives' Lead Has Shrunk, but Remains SizableThe final opinion polls show a healthy lead for the Conservative Party but were badly wrong two years ago.
Trump Voters Want White House Shake-Up: PollSixty-one percent of Trump voters want the president to fire someone in the White House. Steve Bannon was the most popular choice.
Americans Think Trump Is Interfering With Russia ProbeA majority of Americans think the president is interfering with the Russia investigation, and 61 percent think he fired James Comey to protect himself.
May v. Corbyn: Where Did the Tory Landslide Go?A huge Tory victory was a safe bet only a month ago, but the polls have tightened.
Trump's Approval Tops Clinton's 1993 RatingTrump is really unpopular. But Bill Clinton's approval rating was even worse at this point in his first term.
