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45% Say Democrats Are ‘Too Liberal’
More voters think the Democratic Party is too far left than believe Republicans are too far right.
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Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
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Year-Round School? Most Say No
Proposals to eliminate children’s summer vacation for year-year round school are rejected by a majority of Americans.
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Not Enough Done to Stop Election Cheating, Most Voters Believe
Less than three months before the midterms, a majority of voters say the government has not done enough to protect election integrity.
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Vaccine Miscarriage Risk: Another ‘Serious Scandal’ for Dr. Fauci
Revelations that Dr. Anthony Fauci knew about potential miscarriage risks from COVID-19 vaccines is a serious scandal, according to two-thirds of voters.
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45% Say Democrats Are ‘Too Liberal’
Not Enough Done to Stop Election Cheating, Most Voters Believe
Vaccine Miscarriage Risk: Another ‘Serious Scandal’ for Dr. Fauci
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30% See Higher Stock Market Ahead
Fewer Americans are optimistic about the stock market now, and less likely to expect higher stock prices than at any time since President Donald Trump returned to the White House.
Consumer Spending Update: Economic Confidence Sags in August
55% of Workers Expect Pay Raise
Gas Prices: 51% Paying More Than $4 Per Gallon
Consumer Spending Update: Economic Confidence Jumps in July
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Democratic Outlook Brightens in Races for Vital State AG PostsBy Louis Jacobson
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Racist TestsBy John Stossel