37% say they are better off than they were 4 years ago napolitaninstitute.org/2024/09/11/jus…

81% of Harris voters can't understand how a reasonable person could vote for Trump. 72% of Trump voters say the same about voting for Harris. napolitaninstitute.org/2024/09/12/ove…

Among debate watchers, only 8% of Harris voters could understand how a reasonable person would vote for Trump. Just 13% of Trump voters can understand someone voting for Harris. The debate audience was “more like the crowd at an Ohio State-Michigan game. They weren’t there to

Actually, I concluded that debate watchers (from both sides) weren’t there to decide who they liked, they were watching to cheer for their team.

Hate to admit it, but I'm jealous nypost.com/2024/09/12/us-…

Sixty-one percent (61%) of voters say it is more important to secure the border, and 33% say is it more important address the root causes of #immigration in other countries. napolitaninstitute.org/2024/09/12/61-…

Quick heads up... For our weekly Trump Harris poll, we wanted to conduct a larger share of interviews after the debate. This meant pushing back data collection a day. So, we will release new numbers later today, just not as early as our typical Friday release

Pre-debate poll... 36% of voters approve of the way Kamala Harris has handled the situation at the border. As on many issues, those numbers are a bit better than Biden’s. napolitaninstitute.org/2024/09/12/61-…

It's always better to wait for the data. Sorry

It is both sad and terrifying to see ongoing challenges to free speech from people and institutions who should know better

One last tidbit from our pre-debate polling... As reported earlier, just 29% of voters knew the debate was scheduled and were definitely going to watch. That turned out to be a pretty good audience estimate. Of that group ONLY ONE PERCENT (1%) were undecided voters. Bottom line

Post debate: 89% of Donald J. Trump supporters think he is likely to win. Kamala Harris supporters are even mote confident-- 94% of them think victory is likely. napolitaninstitute.org/2024/09/13/pos…

Whoever loses will think the other team cheated... and will not accept the other as a legitimate president

This is why America needs a landslide. They used to be common, but we haven't had one in 40 years. Hopeful we'll see one in 2028 or 2032

Harris gets a modest debate bounce... Harris 51% Trump 47%... Last week was Harris 50% Trump 48% It remains to be seen whether this is merely a short-term bounce or the beginning of a lasting change in the race. We’ll have to wait for next week’s results to gain a better sense

In practical terms, the difference between a 2-point popular vote victory and a 4-point victory for Harris are huge. If she were to win a 2-point popular vote victory, the race would be considered a tossup in the Electoral College. However, with a 4-point popular vote victory,

Scary reality is that just 29% of voters believe proper winner was declared prez in both 2016 and 2020. Most Rs think Trump was legit winner in 2020. Most Ds think Clinton was legit winner in 2016.

In the 90s, my polling showed half of voters thought elections were fair to voters. Basically, w Clinton in the WH, Ds thought elections were fair and Rs had their doubts. When Bush won, the toplines were the same, but the partisan perceptions flipped. This skepticism has

*Criticism of universities as hotbeds of liberal elitists and tenured radicals is nothing new. But more than a decade after conservatives turned “free speech” into a rallying cry, they are increasingly championing another concept: “viewpoint diversity.”