Pessimistic about the future of the economy and polarization, voters call for compromise to get things done WASHINGTON, D.C. – Voter frustration and a growing sense that the country is…
A June poll from the Georgetown University Institute of Politics and Public Service found that voters saw political division as the top issue the United States faces, beating out the…
The Georgetown University Civility Survey found while 80% of voters want both parties to find “compromise and common ground;” yet 67% believe the U.S. is two-thirds of the way to…
The latest Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) Battleground Poll in June showed 32 percent of voters rank political polarization as one of the top two issues.
Donilon cites a June Georgetown University Battleground Poll in which 32% of voters named polarization among their top two issues, coming in 7 percentage points above their next most important…
A national survey by the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service in June found that registered voters listed political division as the top issue facing the country, followed by…
Fan-favorite political strategist Mo Elleithee returns to The Remnant today for a discussion of Joe Biden’s first six months in office, America’s deepening polarization, and how we should understand the…
Pollsters Celinda Lake and Ed Goeas, the bipartisan directors of the Georgetown University Battleground Poll, are near a deal to write a book on civility and how Washington can find…
Mo Elleithee, a longtime Democratic operative and executive director of the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service, joins Sarah and Chris Stirewalt to break down the results of the…
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.