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Election polling often begins with surveys of the entire adult population in the months preceding the election, from April to July. As the election draws closer, the focus shifts to potential voters, offering a comparison between general public opinion and the more specific views of those who are likely to vote. This shift leads to…

As political polarization deepens in the United States, understanding who Americans feel represents them has become increasingly complex. Recent data from provides insights into the trust and representation landscape, revealing a country divided by partisan loyalties and shifting voter dynamics. Trust in Political Figures: A Divided Nation A recent survey shows that Americans are nearly…