Results

President Donald Trump’s job approval rating has risen following the 2018 midterm elections, but that improved standing has not enhanced his chances at re-election in 2020, according to the Grinnell College National Poll.

What does it mean to be a “real American”? That was one of the many questions asked in the latest Grinnell College National Poll.

Topics include favorability of president, legal immigration, opinions on NFL kneeling.

Two findings from the inaugural Grinnell College National Poll buck the partisan trend. First, strong majorities of both Republican and Democrat voters claim the label of “patriotic.” And, second, voters across party lines are equally likely to say they are burned out on politics.

A new Grinnell College National Poll of likely 2018 midterm voters finds greater political activation among Democrats than Republicans. Substantial numbers are making plans for concrete political action, with likely Democratic voters planning more involvement than their Republican counterparts.

The inaugural Grinnell College National Poll shows President Donald Trump faces a challenging road to re-election in 2020.

A new Grinnell College National Poll shows that feelings about what professional football players do, or don’t do, during the playing of the national anthem are as intense as all the news coverage suggests.

A majority of U.S. residents show support for legal immigrants and are skeptical of suggestions that undocumented immigrants commit more crimes as a group than native-born Americans, according to a new Grinnell College National Poll.