President Donald Trump’s growing unpopularity has thrust Democrats into a massive lead over Republicans in a major new poll. A national Emerson survey has found that Democrats are enjoying an 11-point lead over Republicans on a generic congressional ballot,

Older Americans remain one of the most reliable voting blocs, making shifts in their views significant ahead of the midterms.

The brightest warning light for Democrats in this year’s election is the consistent finding in early national and state polls that they are not winning nearly as large a share of voters who disapprove of President Donald Trump’s performance as they did during his first term.

President Donald Trump was handed a rude wake-up call by voters increasingly concerned about the economy.

Trump’s ratings have risen in July, driven by Republicans and independents, but he remains underwater ahead of key midterms.

Donald Trump has found a new way of self-soothing—by swapping around his approval and disapproval ratings to make himself sound more popular. In a Sunday night Truth Social post, the 80-year-old president boasted about his “59 percent” approval rating,