Opinion Today: Topline
Selected links from the February 26, 2025, edition of Opinion Today
Americans expect higher prices, economic disruptions and negative impacts on small businesses as a result of tariff increases Elon University Poll A new national public opinion survey conducted by the Elon University Poll reveals profound divisions among Americans regarding tariffs, economic policies, immigration enforcement, and expectations for the Trump administration. The survey, conducted Feb. 6-11, 2025, highlights significant partisan and demographic differences on key issues as the Trump administration pursues an aggressive agenda in its first weeks.
Reuters/Ipsos Large Sample Poll February 2025 Chris Jackson and Annaleise Azevedo Lohr, Ipsos
US Consumer Confidence Dropped Sharply in February Conference Board Few support the latest round of executive orders Ipsos
U.S. Workers Are More Worried Than Hopeful About Future AI Use in the Workplace Luona Lin and Kim Parker, Pew Research Center
5 facts about Americans’ views of government Andrew Daniller, Pew Research Center Pope Francis and public opinion: Key findings from our surveys Jeff Diamant and Patricia Tevington, Pew Research Center
Voters Overwhelmingly Oppose Extending Tax Cuts for Wealthy Individuals and Corporations Geoff Garin and Abigail Davenport, Hart Research Virginia: Spanberger leads Earle-Sears in early poll Institute for Policy and Opinion Research, Roanoke College Massachusetts: Housing Tops List of Concerns for Voters University of Massachusetts Amherst Michigan: Voters Want to Continue the State’s Clean Energy Progress Brian Burton, Abby Springs and Grace Adcox, Data for Progress Americans voted for Trump, but don't support his agenda G. Elliott Morris, 538 Trump’s Historically Bad First Month of Polls Should Terrify Republicans Bill Scher, Washington Monthly How to Make the GOP Pay a Price for DOGE Dan Pfeiffer, The Message Box The Trump Staffers Who Get Paid by Private Clients Josh Dawsey, C. Ryan Barber and Katherine Long, Wall Street Journal [unlocked] Americans think the system is rigged. We need to start listening. Nat Kendall-Taylor, The Contrarian The real overperformers of the 2024 election might rankle you Lakshya Jain and Harrison Lavelle (Split Ticket), Washington Post [unlocked] Prediction Markets and the House Rajiv Sethi, Imperfect Information
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