What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls
In surveys last week, this is what America told Rasmussen Reports...
Breaking Polls
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Voters Fear Indefinite Shutdown, Worry Government May Make Things Worse
Voters question how long the United States can remain locked down because of the coronavirus, and most share President Trump’s worry that the government may go too far in its efforts to defeat the disease.
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Voters Strongly Endorse Fines, Ban on Interstate Travel
Voters are turning hardline in the face of the coronavirus. Two-out-of-three now want to ban travel between states and fine those who violate social distancing guidelines.
POLITICAL ISSUES
- What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls
- Support Grows for Government-Run Health Care, Universal Basic Income
- Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
- Trump’s Monthly Approval Down As Coronavirus Struggle Continues
- Voters Strongly Endorse Fines, Ban on Interstate Travel
- Voters Fear Indefinite Shutdown, Worry Government May Make Things Worse
- Rasmussen Reports Weekly Immigration Index
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BUSINESS/ECONOMY
- 21% Will Wait To July 15 To File Taxes
- More Than Ever Feel Overtaxed
- Consumer Spending Update: Americans Jittery – But Not Panicked – About the Economy
- Americans Are Filing Taxes At A Record Clip
- Voters Give Trump The Edge Over Obama For Improved Economy
- Consumer Spending Update: Economic Confidence Backs Off January's Record High
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- Daily Consumer Index
LIFESTYLE
- Toilet Paper’s In Short Supply, But Most Say, ‘Don’t Blame Me’
- Americans Feel More Confidence in Public Health System
- 32% Say Coronavirus Has Thrown Them or A Family Member Out of Work
- Many Still Going to the Office Despite Coronavirus Threat
- Most Aren’t Worried About Food Supply As Virus Continues
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