A new poll indicates that in the eyes of most likely voters heading to the polls this November, celebrity and outside political endorsements are meaningless and have no effect on their vote.
President Donald Trump is back at a 50 percent approval rating as the raging conflict over his Supreme Court nominee continues.
The president has spent most of the month of May hovering within the 47-50 percent range of the daily tracking poll, continuing a trend started in February.
A plurality of voters, a full 42 percent, believe that the book written by disgraced former FBI Director James Comey is a “politically motivated attack on the president,” according to a poll released by Rasmussen Reports.
Less than half of American voters, or 45 percent, blame President Donald Trump for the increased political division in the United States, says an April 12-15 poll by Rasmussen.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s raid on President Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen has backfired in the eyes of voters, according to Rasmussen Reports.
The majority of Americans say they support President Trump threatening Mexico with tougher negotiations over the job-killing North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) trade deal until the country’s officials help the U.S. stop illegal immigration across the southern border.
President Donald Trump’s approval ratings keep rising, according to the latest Rasmussen poll.
“Thank you to Rasmussen for the honest polling,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “Just hit 50%, which is higher than Cheatin’ Obama at the same time in his Administration.”
President Donald Trump has reached a 50 percent approval rating, according to the latest Rasmussen poll of American voters.
A February 22-26 poll conducted by Morning Consult/Politico shows that voters support arming teachers in the wake of the Florida school shooting.
President Trump said that he liked Oprah Winfrey and didn’t believe she would run for president in 2020, when he spoke with reporters on Tuesday. Though he did express confidence if Winfrey did run, saying: “Yeah I’ll beat Oprah. Oprah would be a lot of fun.”
Despite the elitist media’s malevolent intentions to distract from President Trump’s historical successes in the first year of his presidency, word and the results are getting through to the only people that matter, voters. And the latest job approval numbers for the president reflect this.
Voters overwhelmingly oppose the Democrats’ threat to shut down the government unless the GOP provides an amnesty to roughly 3 million illegals, according to a new poll by Rasmussen.
A new tracking poll from Rasmussen reports shows that President Donald Trump’s approval rating is back to 46 percent, for the first time in over a month.
More Americans approve of President Donald Trump’s job performance, as his support has jumped six points in just one week, according to a Rasmussen poll.
A new poll released Thursday by Rasmussen Research casts serious doubt on the mainstream media’s ceaseless focus on Russian “collusion” narratives.
A new Rasmussen poll shows that most Americans still regard fatherhood as a man’s most important duty.
President Donald Trump’s approval numbers are ticking up after taking a hit from news of the ongoing Russia investigation and media outcry.
More than half of voters think leaking classified information to media outlets is an “act of treason,” a Rasmussen Reports poll released Wednesday finds.
President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have improved to 50 percent according to a new Rasmussen poll.
A small minority of likely Americans voters say they want to live in sanctuary cities where criminal illegal immigrants are shielded from federal immigration law.
Actor Seth Rogen tweeted a message to Donald Trump Jr. Thursday pleading that he ask his dad to resign from office before he “destroys the planet.”
The results found Trump has 44 percent support, while Clinton has 39 percent. Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson took eight percent in the poll, while Green Party candidate Jill Green raked in two percent.
A Rasmussen Reports survey published on Thursday shows the race tightening after the Republican and Democratic conventions.
With mounting questions about Hillary Clinton’s health, a Rasmussen poll released Thursday shows a significant majority of voters think that major Presidential candidates should publicly release their most recent health records. The poll found the percentage of voters who support the release of health records increasing more than twenty points since 2014.
Middle-class Americans voice the strongest disagreement with the decision by FBI Director James Comey to not indict Hillary Clinton, while the Democrats’ bipolar alliance of wealthy people and government-dependent poor are far more willing to excuse her careless handing of classified information, according to a new poll by Rasmussen Reports.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump leads Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton among likely voters, male voters, non-black minority and white voters, voters not affiliated with either of the two major political parties, and he pulls more crossover voters than Clinton in a Rasmussen Reports poll released on Thursday.
A new poll from Rasmussen Reports shows Donald Trump edging Hillary Clinton in a hypothetical general election match-up. The poll, of likely voters, finds Trump with 41 percent, followed closely by Clinton with 39 percent.
A Rasmussen Reports poll released March 31 shows slightly more than four out of five Americans reject the plan for Democrat-run cities to pay killers not to kill with guns.
Last week Rasmussen Reports released two polls showing majorities with guns in their homes believe they are safer for it and “American Adults” believe the policies supported by the NRA make us safer.
The National Rifle Association (NRA) tells Breitbart News that Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has an “inability to tell the truth” regarding the fact that Americans reject gun control.
On September 23, Rasmussen released a poll which shows only 34 percent of likely voters believe the federal government should be involved in gun control.
Political correctness is one of the biggest arguments in favor of–and against–the presidential candidacy of Donald Trump. How do Americans feel about it? A new Rasmussen poll shows a clear majority opposed.
A Rasmussen poll released on June 12 shows that only one out of five Americans want to live in a place where they can’t be armed.
