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19 public opinion polls on politics, elections, policy, and more.
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Should states adopt independent redistricting commissions to reduce gerrymandering?
policy
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Do you approve or disapprove of the current U.S. Congress's job performance?
politics
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Should states adopt independent redistricting commissions to reduce gerrymandering?
policy
🆕 New
Do you approve or disapprove of the current U.S. Congress's job performance?
politics
politics
Jul 14Do you approve or disapprove of the current U.S. Congress's job performance?
A benchmark poll measuring public approval of the current U.S. Congress. This provides a snapshot of voter confidence in legislative performance heading into the 2026 midterm elections.
Strongly approve
Somewhat approve
Somewhat disapprove
Strongly disapprove
1 votesVote →
policy
Jul 14Should states adopt independent redistricting commissions to reduce gerrymandering?
A benchmark poll measuring public support for independent redistricting commissions as a mechanism to reduce gerrymandering and improve fair representation.
Yes, independent commissions should be required to draw district lines
No, current redistricting processes work adequately
Unsure or no opinion
It depends (varies by state circumstances)
1 votesVote →
politics
Jul 13Do you approve or disapprove of the current U.S. Congress's job performance?
A benchmark poll measuring public approval of the current U.S. Congress. This provides a snapshot of voter confidence in legislative performance heading into the 2026 midterm elections.
Strongly approve
Somewhat approve
Somewhat disapprove
Strongly disapprove
1 votesVote →
policy
Jul 13Should states adopt independent redistricting commissions to reduce gerrymandering?
A benchmark poll measuring public support for independent redistricting commissions as a mechanism to reduce gerrymandering and improve fair representation.
Yes, independent commissions should be required to draw district lines
No, current redistricting processes work adequately
Unsure or no opinion
It depends (varies by state circumstances)
1 votesVote →
policy
Mar 17Should campaign donations from corporations be banned?
Yes, completely banned
Capped at a low limit
No, corporations have free speech rights
Only dark money should be banned
1.2K votesVote →
social
Mar 17How optimistic are you about America's future?
Very optimistic
Somewhat optimistic
Neutral
Somewhat pessimistic
1.5K votesVote →
politics
Mar 17Would you support a third major political party?
Yes, centrist/moderate party
Yes, progressive/left party
Yes, libertarian party
No, two parties is enough
1.5K votesVote →
policy
Mar 17Should Supreme Court justices have term limits?
Yes, 18-year terms
Yes, but longer (25+ years)
No, lifetime appointments work
The court should be expanded instead
2.0K votesVote →
politics
Mar 17What grade would you give Congress right now?
A — doing great
B — mostly good
C — mediocre
D — poor
1.2K votesVote →
elections
Mar 17Should the US implement a national voter ID requirement?
Yes, with free government-issued IDs
Yes, any photo ID
No, it suppresses turnout
Only if automatic registration is paired with it
1.5K votesVote →
policy
Mar 17Should there be term limits for members of Congress?
Yes, 12 years max (2 Senate terms)
Yes, 18 years max
No, voters decide with elections
Only for leadership positions
2.0K votesVote →
social
Mar 17How do you mainly get your political news?
Social media (Twitter/X, TikTok)
TV news (CNN, Fox, MSNBC)
Newspapers / news sites
Podcasts / YouTube
1.2K votesVote →
politics
Mar 17Should the Electoral College be abolished?
Yes, switch to popular vote
No, it protects smaller states
Reform it but keep it
Replace with ranked choice + Electoral College
2.0K votesVote →
elections
Mar 17What's the best way to increase voter turnout?
Make Election Day a holiday
Automatic voter registration
Vote by mail everywhere
Mandatory voting (like Australia)
1.5K votesVote →
elections
Mar 17Do you trust electronic voting machines?
Yes, they're secure
Mostly, but paper backup needed
No, paper ballots only
I don't trust any method completely
1.5K votesVote →
policy
Mar 17Should social media platforms be regulated like utilities?
Yes, they're essential infrastructure
Partially — content moderation standards only
No, they're private companies
They should be broken up instead
1.0K votesVote →
politics
Mar 17Which party will control the Senate after 2026?
Democrats
Republicans
Split 50-50
Too early to tell
1.5K votesVote →
politics
Mar 17What's the most important issue for the 2026 midterms?
Economy / Inflation
Immigration
Healthcare
Climate / Environment
887 votesVote →
politics
Mar 17Should the US adopt ranked choice voting for federal elections?
Yes, for all federal elections
Yes, but only for primaries
No, keep current system
Undecided
1.5K votesVote →