Polling

On New Day, CNN polling maven Harry Enten, analyzing the relationship between a president's approval rating and the results of his party in midterm House elections, says that Biden "looks like the losers." 

Gallup announced that its latest poll on American trust in the mass media to report the news "fully, accurately, and fairly" hasn't changed a bit from last year. While only 14 percent of Republicans find some trust in the press, 70 percent of Democrats do. Obviously, it's because the Democrats recognize the media as defending Democrats and using their spin and lingo.

Electoral conditions are getting so bad for the Democrat Party that on Monday morning, CNN’s New Day was forced to report on a new poll that shows African American voters are souring on the Democrat Party. While the party still wins a majority of black voters, the percentage that Republicans are projected to win is enough to make a difference in key states like Georgia, North Carolina…

How incredibly damaging have all the Trump scandals and "legal woes" been to his political appeal? The latest ABC-Washington Post poll found that "if the 2024 race is again between Biden and Trump, 48 percent of registered voters say they would support Trump while 46 percent would support Biden, a difference within the poll's margin of error."

On Sunday’s This Week on ABC, chief anchor George Stephanopoulos reported on his network’s devastating new poll for President Joe Biden and the Democrats in the upcoming 2022 midterm elections. Despite the ABC/Washington Post poll showing just 36 percent of registered voters approving of his job performance, ABC contributor and former Democratic National Committee chairwoman…

Beware the liberal media trying to warn you of how Republicans are in trouble, and the Democrats are gaining momentum. An Associated Press story lined up five independent voters who said they wouldn't vote for Sen. Ron Johnson, but the latest Marquette poll has Sen. Johnson up two points among independents, and a later poll has him leading among independents by 13. 

Logic was in limited supply on Monday’s edition of The 11th Hour on MSNBC as journalism professor Jason Johnson argued that an NBC News poll showing Republicans leading in the generic congressional ballot is proof that voters love abortion, which the “illegitimate Supreme Court” took away from them.

Monday’s CBS Mornings kicked off a new week with an examination of their latest Battleground Tracker and a predictable question: What do we – as in Democrats – need to do to keep power? And, as per fill-in co-host Vladimir Duthiers and CBS News elections and surveys director Anthony Salvanto, it’s focus on abortion and Donald Trump to keep women – a key constituency – motivated to…

This week saw Joe Biden’s cratering poll numbers fall even lower. On Wednesday, four polls came out and the results are bleak. Reuters: 36 percent. Politico: 38 percent. Rasmussen: 39 percent. Economist/YouGuv: 40 percent. Unsurprisingly, the networks skipped coverage of the latest terrible news for the President.

Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock is running for re-election which also means he has a book to promote and to do that he joined NPR’s Michel Martin on Thursday’s edition of Amanpour and Company on PBS. During the interview, Martin would ask Warnock to explain pro-life Christians and wonder why President Biden’s approval ratings are so low despite all his alleged accomplishments.

Joe Biden’s cratering popularity reached a shocking new low on Monday as the liberal New York Times found him at just 33 percent approval. Yet, ABC’s morning and evening shows have so far ignored the latest bad news. CBS and NBC barely noticed the “dismal,” “precarious”…

On the front of Thursday's Washington Times was a story by Stephen Dinan on a new poll that showed a dramatic difference in public opinion on the goals of journalism. While 76 percent of the public agreed journalists should strive always for equal coverage, only 44 percent of journalists agreed.

During Thursday’s White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre found herself facing a mountain of questions about WNBA star Brittney Griner’s unjustified detainment in Russia, but she saw plenty of others with some coming from the left on abortion and diversity and, of course, a helping of Peter Doocy.

A new Pew Research survey of nearly 12,000 journalists found most don’t think all sides deserve “equal coverage” and a significant minority of 43 percent recognize the bias of journalists impacts their coverage. More believe their news organization does than does not have enough diversity of political ideology (34 to 29 percent), but “by a considerable margin, more journalists say their…