By Manzanita Miller
Americans are well aware of the issues that stem from allowing large numbers of illegal aliens into the United States, from cheap foreign labor to abuse of welfare systems and legitimate concerns about ...
By Manzanita Miller
With the November midterm election under a month out, there has been speculation about whether turnout will differ in 2026 compared to 2022, with absentee voting patterns raising particular interest.
New data out of ...
By Manzanita Miller
With the congressional midterm election less than a month away and economic issues at the forefront of voters’ minds, a new report on the U.S. manufacturing sector brings bright news. Thanks in part ...
By Robert Romano
“Anywhere between 218 and 240 feels very viable.”
That was Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) political director Brooke Butler telling Politico she is very confident House Democrats will pick up between 3 and 25 seats ...
By Robert Romano
An additional 406,000 Americans said they had jobs in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ September household survey, bring employment to 163.15 million. On the payroll side of the equation, employers (excluding the ...
By Manzanita Miller
While the latest generic congressional ballot average shows Democrats ahead by 8.3 points, individual surveys show a closer ballot. A comprehensive Harvard CAPS-Harris poll taken Sept. 26 to Sept. 28 sheds light onto ...