Don’t Expect Trump’s Speech To Change The Game: PPP Posted by Aaron Keck | Mar 3, 2017 | National Public opinion about Donald Trump is highly entrenched – so there’s not much that will change it one way or another. Read More
Legally And Politically, Trump’s Executive Orders Face Trouble Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 28, 2017 | National Experts say Trump’s executive order on bathrooms, for one, will be hard to defend in court (and not for the reason you think). Read More
Carolina, Duke Fans Agree: Repeal HB2 Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 9, 2017 | State It’s Rivalry Week on court, but there’s common ground off it. (Or in it?) Read More
PPP: Americans Love, Hate Trump (Depends Which Ones You Ask) Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 7, 2017 | National 40 percent of us support Trump wholeheartedly – and 40 percent say he ought to be impeached. Read More
Is Donald Trump Popular? No. Posted by Aaron Keck | Jan 29, 2017 | Election Donald Trump has 44% approval and 44% disapproval – historically terrible for a new president. Read More
Election 2016: The Day After Posted by Aaron Keck | Nov 10, 2016 | Election The election is over. Where do we go from here? Read More
The Election Is Near: Keep Calm And Cast Your Ballot Posted by Aaron Keck | Nov 4, 2016 | Election Care about this election? Ignore the polls and get out the vote. Read More
PPP: Dems Up In NC Early Voting, But It Ain’t Over Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 28, 2016 | Election More Democrats take advantage of early voting than Republicans – so the Democratic candidates’ lead isn’t too indicative. Read More
Clinton, Cooper and Burr Average Slim Leads Among North Carolina Surveys Posted by Blake Hodge | Oct 25, 2016 | Election, Featured An average of a series of polls of likely North Carolina voters released on Monday and Tuesday show Hillary Clinton, Roy Cooper and Richard Burr leading their respective races with Election Day two weeks away. The surveys –... Read More
Election 2016: Why It’s Still A Race Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 18, 2016 | Election Why aren’t the headlines affecting the polls? PPP director Tom Jensen says they’re not really telling us anything new. Read More