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ABC News Voter Polls explain how Democrats won the US House: Voter Poll analysis Original
Democrats are projected to retake the House for the first time since 2020. BySofi Sinozich, Laura Silver, and Emily Guskin November 4, 2026, 8:53 AM The sun sets on the U.S. Capitol on Election Day evening on November 3, 2026 in Washington. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images Democrats are projected to retake the House for the first time since 2020 in an election where President Donald Trump’s shadow loomed large over the proceedings.
Biden reacts to leaked draft Supreme Court opinion on abortion
(WASHINGTON) — President Joe Biden weighed in Tuesday morning on the leaked draft Supreme Court opinion showing the panel’s conservative majority of justices is poised to overturn nearly 50 years of established abortion rights in America. “It concerns me a great deal that, after 50 years, we’re going to decide that a woman doesn’t have the right to choose,” Biden told reporters at Joint Base Andrews, en route to Alabama to visit a facility that manufactures Javelin anti-tank missiles.
Ohio primaries test Trump's power over GOP, highlight Democratic divisions
(WASHINGTON) — Ohioans head to the polls Tuesday to vote in Democratic and Republican primaries, featuring multiple hotly contested races, including battles for governor, secretary of state and U.S. Senate. The race to replace Sen. Rob Portman, who is retiring, features a crowded Republican primary in which former President Donald Trump’s endorsement powers will be tested. In the GOP Senate primary, almost all the candidates have centered their campaigns around being a Trump conservative.
'A Black Lady Sketch Show's' Gabrielle Dennis talks her rise to comedy fame with inspiration from Martin Lawrence
If a female version of Martin Lawrence floated about the comedy world, Gabrielle Dennis says it’d be her for sure. Regarding her journey to becoming an award-winning comedian, Dennis spoke to ABC Audio about a few people who inspired her earlier years, including the comedy king. “I thought I was Martin Lawrence growing up,” the 40-year-old actress said. “I could know all of his characters to recite. I could recite some ‘Jerome in the house’ right now.
Special grand jury seated in Trump election probe in Georgia
(NEW YORK) — A special grand jury has been seated in Fulton County, Georgia, as part of the ongoing criminal investigation into former President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in the state. For over a year, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been investigating whether Trump and other Republican allies broke the law when they pressured state officials to try to switch the results in his favor.
With midterm primaries under way, Trump retains majority GOP support: Poll
(NEW YORK) — Six in 10 Republicans back former President Donald Trump as their party’s leader, slightly more than the share of Democrats who line up behind President Joe Biden’s leadership of their party — a sign of Trump’s lasting strength in his party as the midterm primary season revs up.
With midterm primaries under way, Trump retains majority GOP support: Poll Original
Six in 10 Republicans back former President Donald Trump as their party’s leader, slightly more than the share of Democrats who line up behind President Joe Biden’s leadership of their party – a sign of Trump’s lasting strength in his party as the midterm primary season revs up.
Poll finds sharp partisan divisions on the impact of a Black woman justice Original
Leading into President Joe Biden’s first Supreme Court nomination, Americans are split along partisan lines on a range of attitudes relating to the high court -- approval of its job performance, confidence in Biden’s selection and how having a Black woman as justice would affect the country.
Majorities back maintaining Roe v. Wade, oppose states' abortion clinic restrictions (POLL) Original
As abortion returns to the U.S. Supreme Court’s docket, majorities of Americans support maintaining Roe v. Wade, oppose states making it harder for abortion clinics to operate and see abortion primarily as a decision to be made by a woman and her doctor, not lawmakers.
20 years after 9/11 attacks, just half call US more secure: POLL Original
Nearly half say the U.S. has changed for the worse since the attacks. September 8, 2021, 10:00 AM • 6 min read Just 49% of Americans see the United States as safer from terrorism than it was before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, down from 64% a decade ago, according to a new ABC News/Washington Post poll.
Exit poll shows Biden gains in key groups, but with results awaiting the vote count Original
An unprecedented 64 percent of voters cast their ballots early. ByGary Langer,Christine Filer,Sofi Sinozich,Allison De Jong, andSteven Sparks November 4, 2020, 10:10 AM • 11 min read The election that changed how Americans vote also changed the speed with which some of their votes are counted, leaving the country hanging for an official outcome even as former Vice President Joe Biden improved on Hillary Clinton’s performance nationally in a range of voting groups.
Biden consolidates support, but trails badly in enthusiasm: Poll
Former Vice President Joe Biden has emerged as Democrats’ top choice for the presidential nomination in a new ABC News/Washington Post poll, but with only bare majority support within his party and a massive enthusiasm gap in a November matchup against President Donald Trump. Indeed, strong enthusiasm for Biden among his supporters – at just 24% – is the lowest on record for a Democratic presidential candidate in 20 years of ABC/Post polls.
Trust and electability again elevate Biden: Analysis
With the coronavirus disrupting the world, health care was a high-level concern. March 18, 2020, 4:05 AM 6 min read Joe Biden easily prevailed over Bernie Sanders in trust to handle a crisis and electability alike in telephone surveys in advance of Tuesday’s Democratic primary elections in Arizona, Florida and Illinois. With the coronavirus pandemic disrupting the world, health care was a high-level concern.
Trust in a crisis bolsters Biden's electability argument
Trust over Sen. Bernie Sanders to handle a crisis added weight to former Vice President Joe Biden’s electability argument in Democratic primaries Tuesday – but a lack of enthusiasm for either candidate was apparent in exit poll results, potentially raising questions for the fall campaign ahead. Sixty percent in Missouri, 51% in same-day voter results in Michigan and 46% in preliminary data from Washington picked Biden as more trusted to handle a crisis.
Late support lifts Biden; Sanders keeps his base: Takeaways from Super Tuesday exit polls
A surge of late support lifted former Vice President Joe Biden on Super Tuesday, extending his candidacy beyond his southern strongholds as moderates coalesced behind his electability argument. Yet Sen. Bernie Sanders held broad support among issue voters, independents, Hispanics and the young, defining the battleground ahead.
With help from Latino voters, Bernie Sanders hits the Nevada jackpot
Sen. Bernie Sanders ran competitively in unaccustomed support groups amid the Nevada Democratic caucuses while sweeping the table among Latino, young and very liberal voters, leaving his competitors wrestling inconclusively over the sharply fragmented remains, according to ABC News' entrance poll results. Latinos joined the Sanders brigade in Nevada, the most diverse state to participate so far, giving him 53% of their votes, a vast tally in a seven-candidate race.
Welcome to 2020: Obstacles for Trump and a wide-open Democratic race (POLL)
A third of Republicans and GOP-leaning independents oppose President Donald Trump for the party’s nomination to a second term and 56 percent of all adults said they wouldn’t consider voting for him -- two hurdles in his quest for re-election next year.
Trump, GOP blamed for shutdown; no crisis seen but fewer oppose wall (POLL)
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2018 vote margin narrows as Democratic engagement slips
A Democratic advantage in the upcoming midterm elections has narrowed in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, with indications of lower engagement among members of the party now out of power in the federal government. A 10-point Democratic lead among all adults narrows to 4 points among registered voters and 5 points among those who say they’re both registered and certain to vote; neither of those is statistically significant.
Strength in party strongholds: A key to midterm outcomes (POLL)
The wide Democratic advantage in congressional vote preference comes entirely in districts the party already holds, raising questions about the extent of its possible gains in November. Yet the closeness of the contests in GOP-held districts underscores this year’s Republican vulnerability. Democrats lead by 14 points among likely voters in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, a result reported previously.
Democrats solidify their lead in midterm elections matchup (POLL)
Democrats have solidified their position in the November midterm elections in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, maintaining a 12-point lead among registered voters while improving to a wide 14-point advantage among likely voters in congressional preference. Democrats typically lose support in the shift to likely voters, given lower turnout among their stalwart groups.
Most now see climate change as responsible for hurricane severity
More than half of Americans now see climate change as responsible for the severity of recent hurricanes – an about-face from 12 years ago, when most attributed it to happenstance. Interested in Hurricanes? Add Hurricanes as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Hurricanes news, video, and analysis from ABC News. See PDF with full results here.
A midterm preference for Democrats, but without anti-Trump motivation (POLL)
A majority of Americans prefer to see the next Congress controlled by the Democrats to counter President Donald Trump rather than the Republicans to support him -- but without the level of anti-Trump motivation the opposition party may be banking on. Despite Trump’s historically low approval rating, opposition to him is not producing appreciably more 2018 voting intention than is support for him, the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll finds.
Clinton, Trump at campaign's end: Still cose - and still unpopular (POLL)
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump end the 2016 campaign with the race between them close, their historic unpopularity intact –- and, on the bright side, a weary electorate saying it's ready to accept the outcome and move on. The race stands at 47 percent support for Clinton, 43 percent for Trump among likely voters in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll, with 4 percent for Libertarian Gary Johnson and 2 percent for Jill Stein of the Green Party.
Clinton, Trump at Campaign's End: Still Close - and Still Unpopular
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump end the 2016 campaign with the race between them close, their historic unpopularity intact — and, on the bright side, a weary electorate saying it's ready to accept the outcome and move on. The race stands at 47 percent support for Clinton, 43 percent for Trump among likely voters in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll, with 4 percent for Libertarian Gary Johnson and 2 percent for Jill Stein of the Green Party.
Hint of Momentum for Clinton, With Issues a Defining Factor (POLL)
A hint of momentum for Hillary Clinton has produced a 3-point contest. By GARY LANGER, GREGORY HOLYK, CHAD KIEWIET DE JONGE and SOFI SINOZICH November 4, 2016, 11:00 AM • 7 min read -- A hint of momentum for Hillary Clinton has produced a 3-point race in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll results, with wide leads for the Democrat in trust to handle the economy and health care among likely voters focused on those two issues.
Beneath a Close Election Contest Lie Deep Rifts Among Groups (POLL)
-- Profound rifts among groups lie beneath the close presidential contest, underscoring the country’s fundamental political divisions not only by gender, education, race and ethnicity but also by factors ranging from religious belief to residential area. Overall, likely voters divide 47 to 45 percent between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll. Third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein have 3 and 2 percent support, respectively.
Trump Rated More Honest; Contest Stays a Dead Heat (POLL)
Hillary Clinton trails Donald Trump for the first time this campaign in who is seen as more honest and trustworthy — a sign of further possible fallout from renewed FBI scrutiny of Clinton-related emails. A steady 6 in 10 likely voters disapprove of how she has responded to the issue. Clinton has advantage in other areas, and the race between them is now a dead heat in the latest ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll: 46 percent each.
Slight Shifts in Intention Aid Trump, Amid Anxiety About Both Candidates (POLL)
With his latest controversies abating in intensity, Donald Trump’s supporters are ramping up their intention to vote, edging him closer to Hillary Clinton. And anxiety about a Trump presidency, while high, is off its peak -- now rivaled by discomfort with Clinton. Sixty-one percent of likely voters polled say they’re anxious about the possibility of Trump as president, with nearly half “very” anxious.
Views on Race and Gender Mark Stark Divide Between Clinton, Trump Supporters (POLL)
The conflict between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump over racial and gender issues in Monday’s debate reflects a deep divide in voter attitudes: views on the influence of men, women and racial groups in society are closely related to vote preferences.
With Bernie Sanders Out, Young Adults See Third-Party Appeal (POLL)
With Bernie Sanders out of the presidential race, Hillary Clinton has moved to consolidate her support in his broad base of young voters. But much of that backing is grudging, with turnout an open question and support for third-party candidates posing a potential risk to Clinton. She easily leads Donald Trump among 18- to 29-year-old registered voters in the latest ABC News-Washington Post poll, 57-31 percent, making them her single best age group.
Obama Approval Slips Back Under 50 Percent (POLL)
Turmoil abroad isn’t helping President Obama at home: After a brief rally the last few months, his job approval rating slipped back under 50 percent in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll. Forty-six percent of Americans now approve of Obama’s job performance, while 50 percent disapprove. That’s a 5-point decline in the president’s approval rating from a month ago, when it exceeded the halfway mark for the first time since May 2013. See PDF with full results here.
America divided on the secret to its success
Compared with those in many other countries, Americans stand out for their patriotism. But public opinion surveys show that Americans disagree over what’s behind their country’s success. Pew Research Center’s political values survey has consistently found that overwhelming majorities agree with the statement “I am very patriotic.” In 2012, 89% of Americans agreed with this statement; the share agreeing has never fallen below 85% in the survey’s 25-year history.
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