D ESPITE POLLS being in essence tied, gamblers betting on the outcome of America’s presidential election are increasingly ...

A small majority of Republican voters say it would be “right” for Donald Trump to order the Justice Department to drop his charges if he's elected.

Voters’ outlook on the nation is bleak. Seven in 10 (69%) voters believe the United States has “gone off on the wrong track,” while 26% say it is “headed in the right direction.” Although Democrats’ ...

Exit polls have gone wrong once again. Issues affecting the ... The third conceptual issue is related to difference of opinion, intention, and behaviour of human beings. Just because a respondent ...

It is precisely because of this that voters in America and even rest of the world try to catch some semblance of logic through opinion ... when such polls have gone absolutely wrong in their ...

Regardless of whether Donald Trump wins or loses the presidential election, the malignant narcissist has already guaranteed ...

Gone is the ... two-way race polling shows Harris leading Trump, 49.2 percent to 47.7 percent. That’s close, but it’s still a lead —no reason to panic, right? Wrong. Remember that Biden ...

Another poll focused specifically on a large set of Black voters in swing states, conducted in October by Howard University’s Initiative on Public Opinion ... might be the wrong way to look ...

The race for the 10th Congressional District could be the most expensive in the district's history, with candidates spending ...

What could go wrong? The theory was simple ... Harris soared in the polls; suddenly, where Trump had led by anywhere between three and five points nationally, she was ahead by a similar margin.

Charlie Gerow: No. And the reason is that Donald Trump is going to places where Republicans haven’t traditionally gone. And he ... the former president’s opinion, they’ve been predominantly ...

Although the FBI stats initially showed that crime had gone down 2.1 ... the country is on the “wrong track,” as respondents did in a recent Marquette Law School poll, the incumbent party ...