The Virginia Gubernatorial Election in Six Charts
Posted on January 30, 2018 |Democrat Ralph Northam's surprising margin of victory in the 2017 Virginia gubernatorial election was caused by presidential-level turnout in formerly-Republican suburban counties. Tens of thousands of new gubernatorial voters driven by college-educated women, millennials, and minorities supported the Democratic candidate. Six charts
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2016 and Beyond
Posted on March 1, 2015 | Polling AnalysisSociety is changing at unprecedented speeds, and these changes are having dramatic effects on the American political landscape. 2016 and Beyond explores public opinion on hot-button issues like immigration, health care, gay rights, abortion, national security, taxes and spending, and the role of government.
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American Support for CIA Interrogation Techniques Steady Despite Senate Report
Posted on December 17, 2014 | Polling AnalysisIn the past week the Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey, the ABC News/Washington Post survey, and the Pew Research Center survey have all shown substantial public support for the CIA's interrogation methods of suspected terrorists.
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Democrats in Trouble in Senate Battleground States
Posted on June 26, 2014 | Polling AnalysisThis survey, the second Resurgent Republic survey in this election cycle, polled 1000 likely 2014 voters in twelve U.S. Senate battleground states, with respondents evenly distributed among the states just as U.S. Senate seats are distributed.
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Early Signs of Another Republican Midterm Wave
Posted on April 3, 2014 | Polling AnalysisToday we are releasing our first survey of the 2014 landscape, a cooperative endeavor conducted with Democracy Corps for NPR.
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Messages that Appeal to the Center of the Electorate in 2014
Posted on January 27, 2014 | Polling AnalysisSince President Obama took office, Resurgent Republic has closely followed the opinions and intensity of Independent voters. The center of the electorate first stepped away from President Obama during the summer of 2009 due to concerns over the amount of federal spending in the stimulus and budget.
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