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New polls from ActiVote and Rasmussen Reports show Republican Sen. Jon Husted with a narrow edge over Democrat Sherrod Brown in Ohio, a shift from earlier surveys that favored Brown.

A new Iowa poll shows Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson leading Democratic state Rep. Josh Turek 45 percent to 43 percent in the state’s U.S. Senate race, with immigration policy emerging as a key flashpoint.

a message that is broadly popular but short on specifics. Virtually every political figure, Carter notes, now claims to support affordability in some form, which she says makes the term better at describing a problem than offering a solution.What the Pew numbers showCarter points to Pew Research polling on which party’s economic policies Americans trust more. Despite a weak economic mood overall, with only 24% of Americans rating the economy as good or excellent and six in 10 saying Trump’s econ

A new Survey Center poll finds that a majority of young Democrat women believe men are largely responsible for the challenges women face in society, while far fewer Republican women and few men of either party agree.

A Quantus Insights poll shows Republican Ashley Hinson leading Democrat Josh Turek by just 1.3 points in Iowa’s Senate race, while a separate Emerson College survey puts her ahead by five points.

A new Harvard Harris Poll finds the generic congressional ballot tied at 50-50 among all voters, with Democrats holding a narrow edge among likely voters just a month before the midterms.

A new Honest Poll survey finds JD Vance leading the Republican 2028 field and Kamala Harris leading Democrats, while also showing President Trump’s approval underwater and Republicans trailing on the generic midterm ballot.

Multiple polls show voters rank the cost of living, inflation and health care as their top concerns, while they see Trump prioritizing immigration and foreign conflicts instead, a gap that could undercut the GOP’s plan to center the midterms on him.

A new YouGov poll finds 13 percent of Democrats — the highest share of any party — believe Americans focus too much on the September 11 attacks, as the country approaches the 25th anniversary.

A new Quantus Insights poll shows Vice President JD Vance leading Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by just 3.3 points in a hypothetical 2028 matchup, a margin within the poll’s error range, while both parties’ primary fields remain wide open.