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Today we have some real polling in real time and are going where no other pollsters are going. We wanted to find out just how powerful the Democratic Socialists and MAGA are vs the establishment wings of both parties…and the data is fascinating. Today we’ll share the latest numbers and ask the question: “Who would you NEVER vote for?” We’ll analyze independent voter sentiment, approval ratings, and the challenges both parties face as the election approaches. And of course we’ll share exclusive numbers around what independent voters are thinking as we approach the midterms. Read a transcript of
At this point in Trump’s 2nd term, is time to ask if this a failed Presidency? Every way he turns on the conflict in Iran there is no good option or exit. Combine that with runaway inflation, lack of consumer confidence and a $40 Trillion national debt, and the polls are reflecting voters’ discontent. What Trump is talking about are things that the average American does not care about such as the ballroom and a helipad. Is there anything he can do to salvage this presidency and how will it be viewed in the context of history. Read a transcript of this episode > John Zogby Strategies · Is the T
In this special edition of Real Polling in Real Time, John and Jeremy Zogby break down exclusive polling that puts ideological extremes and establishment favorites head-to-head ahead of upcoming election cycles. Moving past standard party-line questions, the discussion explores how voters actually react when forced to choose between Democratic Socialist and MAGA Republican vision—and why traditional scare tactics may no longer hold the same sway with the electorate. Key Discussion Points: Head-to-Head General Election Simulations: How Democratic Socialists and establishment Democrats perform a
In this edition of Real Polling in Real Time, John Zogby and Jeremy Zogby break down brand-new, exclusive national polling data. The latest numbers reveal a notable shift in public sentiment, with President Trump’s approval rating dropping to a low of 38% overall and major slippage occurring across critical issues like the war in Iran, affordability, foreign policy, and crime. John and Jeremy analyze what this means for the upcoming midterms, including an 11-point lead for Democrats on the congressional generic ballot, key party enthusiasm gaps, and how independent voters are currently splitti
Today we’ll dive into the newest national polling to examine President Trump’s approval ratings, the shifting political landscape, and the Senate races that could determine control of Congress. Most recent polling averages show the President at just 38% approval across the last 12 surveys—an all-time low for his presidency. On the issue of the war in Iran, approval drops further to just 27%, underscoring growing public concern over foreign policy. Even within parts of the MAGA base, there are signs of softening enthusiasm, with some supporters acknowledging that he no longer commands the same
With 100 days until the midterms, let’s look at the issues facing both parties, which provide challenges for each of the parties. President Trump’s approval is around 40%, his Iran war handling is 29%, and his economy/affordability ratings are about 30–31%, alongside expanding regional conflict threatening the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea. Polling shows Democrats leading the generic congressional vote (RealClearPolitics about +5.4; an Emerson poll cited at +11, and another at 53–42). However, they argue Democrats face major vulnerabilities, including finances (about $13M cash and $16M debt
In this episode, John and Jeremy Zogby explore the intense political schisms rocking America today. From debates within the Democratic Party to existential threats posed by far-left and far-right ideologies, they unpack how hyper-partisanship threatens democracy and what Americans believe about the country’s unity moving forward. Read a transcript of this episode > John Zogby Strategies · Only 55% of Americans see the US staying United in 5 Years – 07.03.26 The post Only 55% of Americans see the US staying United in 5 Years – 07.03.26 appeared first on John Zogby Strategies.
In this episode of Real Polling in Real Time, John and Jeremy Zogby discuss key election issues, political polling trends, and the polarized state of US national unity. They analyze recent voter sentiment, generational polling insights, and the impact of global geopolitical hotspots including the Middle East. Get detailed political analysis and real-time polling insights to understand what shapes the 2026 midterms and beyond. Read a transcript of this episode > John Zogby Strategies · Real Polling in Real Time with Zogby – 06.26.26 The post Navigating 2026 Election Issues, Political Polling, a
In this edition of Real Polling in Real Time, John and Jeremy Zogby dive into the pressing political and geopolitical issues shaping our world today. From the controversial $60 million Ultimate Fighting Challenge extravaganza at the White House to the ongoing uncertainties around an Iran deal, they explore the implications for U.S. domestic politics and global stability. We discuss the deepening political polarization in America, the blurring of lines between entertainment and politics, and the challenges facing critical infrastructure like water systems. The episode also provides an in-depth
In this special edition of Real Polling in Real Time with John and Jeremy Zogby, we dive into the critical political developments shaping America and the world in 2026. From the heated Los Angeles mayoral race and controversial primaries in Maine to the escalating conflict in Iran and its economic impact, we unpack the latest polling insights and expert analysis. Discover why election integrity and voter sentiment are under unprecedented stress, how geopolitical tensions are driving oil prices to historic highs, and what this means for American voters facing inflation and uncertainty. We also
