Americans Used To Support A Border Wall. What Changed Their Minds?
Averaging national public opinion polls conducted in 2018 reveals that 6 in 10 Americans oppose building a border wall. But just a few years ago, at least that many supported a wall.
Poll: People Care More About High Health Costs Than About Pre-Existing Conditions
A new Gallup poll confirms that Americans care more about rising health insurance premiums than coverage of pre-existing condition protections.
How Polling Tracks Changes In Partisan Issues And Demographics
The Director of Political Research at Pew joins Federalist radio share what their polls says about generational differences, polarization, and talking politics with relatives at Thanksgiving.
80 Percent Of Americans Think Political Correctness Is A National Problem
Contrary to a common media and cultural narrative, majorities of Americans of all ages, income levels, and racial backgrounds strongly oppose political correctnesss.
How Do Religious Trump Voters View Immigrants, Minorities, And Class?
A new study shows how religion may be reducing the political polarization in America, and how the attitudes of Trump voters correlate to their church attendance.
Hemingway And Harsanyi: Kavanaugh, Midterms, And Norm Macdonald
On today’s Federalist Radio Hour, Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi recap this week in political smears and media narratives.
New Poll Shows GOP Now Leads In 2018 Generic Ballot
In a new poll, more people said they would vote for a Republican candidate over a Democrat in the upcoming midterm elections.
Black Support For Trump Is Rising Into The Danger Zone For Democrats
If black support for Trump gets into double figures, the Democratic Party will have to look for different themes than Russia, Stormy Daniels, and other such nonsense.
Podcast: A New Era Of Public Opinion Polling, Data, And Market Research
Morning Consult’s Michael Ramlet joins Federalist Radio to discuss how online surveys are changing how brands and public figures are monitoring public opinion.
Sean Trende Explains Election Analysis, Demographics, And Midterms
Elections Analyst Sean Trende joins Federalist Radio to discuss the upcoming 2018 midterms and to debunk some of the biggest myths in political punditry.
The Midterm Elections, Voters, And Candidates With Amy Walter
Amy Walter joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the potential impact of both Trump and voter demographics on the 2018 midterm elections.
Yet Another Poll Finds Millennials Incoherent About Basic American Rights
The press release for a new poll makes the welcome claim that ‘Vast, Silent Majority of Millennials Overwhelmingly Support Religious and Social Freedoms.’ Alas, the results are more complicated.
Poll: Most Americans Want Bathroom Access Decided By Biological Sex
A majority of Americans think bathroom access should be granted according to biological sex, according to a new poll by Crux/Marist College.
Trump Has Better Ratings Than Republicans And Democrats Do
More Americans have a positive opinion of Donald Trump than they do of Republicans or Democrats in Congress, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
What Did Pollsters Get Wrong And How Have Voting Blocs Evolved?
Emily Ekins, director of polling at the Cato Institute, joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss why the 2016 polls were wrong.
Podcast: Donald Trump Shocked Democrats, Polls, And Pundits On Election Day
On Federalist Radio today, Mollie and David discuss Tuesday’s outcomes, the media’s response, the deceiving election day polls, and the future Trump administration.
Survey Finds High Support For Communism Among Millennials
A new study finds young people champion communism, Karl Marx, and Bernie Sanders, even more than previously reported.
Why You Should Expect Challenges To Secret Ballots
Tampering with electoral processes has always been a mainstay of mobster-style government elites whenever they fear the natives are getting restless.
Sean Trende On Groupthink, Polling, And Election Historical Precedence
Can past presidential elections tell Americans anything about the future of our two-party system?
How Does Polling Work And Is It Too Early To Trust The Data?
Mary Katharine Ham get into the gears of polling today on the Federalist Radio Hour and discusses new polling on what millennials think about our political parties.
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