Americans Are Getting A Head Start on Holiday Shopping
Americans aren’t waiting for Thanksgiving to be done to start their holiday shopping, and a growing number say they plan on opening their wallets wider this year than in years past.
Breaking Polls
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Voters Question Media’s Agenda, But Are Torn on Acosta Credentials
CNN reporter Jim Acosta had his White House press credentials stripped after grilling President Trump in a contentious exchange at a press conference earlier this month, but a judge last week ordered the White House to reinstate those credentials. Voters are split on whether Acosta’s credentials should have been revoked, but they’re suspicious of the media’s motives for reporting stories the way they do.
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41% Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction
Forty-one percent (41%) of Likely U.S. Voters think the country is heading in the right direction, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey for the week ending November 15.
POLITICAL ISSUES
- 41% Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction
- Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
- Voters Question Media’s Agenda, But Are Torn on Acosta Credentials
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- Voters Find Trump More Likable Than Pelosi
- Michelle vs. Trump, And The Winner Is...
- Voters, Like Trump, Still Put America First
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BUSINESS/ECONOMY
- Consumer Spending Update: Economic Confidence Unshaken by Market Jitters
- Most Americans Know Their Credit Score
- 39% Expect Bigger Income A Year From Now
- Americans Are Still Optimistic About Jobs, Economic Opportunity
- Americans Concerned U.S. Economy Headed For Another Recession
- Few Consider Themselves Wealthy, Even Among Highest Earners
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- Daily Consumer Index
