Voters rate political division as the main issue facing the country
Votes rate political division as the number one issue facing the country, according to new GU polling. Mo Elleithee and Kurt Bardella join Morning Joe to discuss.| MSNBC.com
Votes rate political division as the number one issue facing the country, according to new GU polling. Mo Elleithee and Kurt Bardella join Morning Joe to discuss.| MSNBC.com
Battleground Poll, Press Releases and Announcements| Institute of Politics and Public Service
Ed Goeas, of The Tarrance Group, and Celinda Lake, of Lake Research Partners, jointly run the Battleground Poll out of Georgetown University.| Institute of Politics and Public Service
The Battleground Poll is a national bipartisan survey that has been reliably measuring political opinion among registered voters in the United States for nearly thirty years. Produced by Republican strategist Ed Goeas of The Tarrance Group and Democratic strategist Celinda Lake of Lake Research Partners, this polling series offers unique polling analysis and insights from […]| Institute of Politics and Public Service
The latest Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service Battleground Civility Poll shows that after the intense political rhetoric over recent months, feelings of division among voters dropped significantly. The poll, conducted by Republican pollsters from Tarrance Group and Democrat pollsters from Lake Research Partners, found that voters found President Trump to be the more […]| Institute of Politics and Public Service
With the potential of a government shutdown looming over Washington, a new national poll sheds light on the challenge facing lawmakers seeking a compromise. According to the latest Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) Battleground Civility Poll, 72% of voters feel that their personal values are under attack. Voters continue to send […]| Institute of Politics and Public Service
Just weeks after the fall’s midterm elections, voters feel strongly that the country’s democracy is being threatened. While a lack of respect and civility in politics continues to remain an issue for voters, there’s not a lot of agreement on why Americans feel this way. According to the latest Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public […]| Institute of Politics and Public Service
