Data & Analysis — Archive
Polling, voter data, demographic trends, and statistical analysis
Court Upholds EPA Rule Holding Polluters Accountable for PFAS Cleanup Costs
The ruling formally designates PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances, enabling the EPA to recover cleanup expenses from manufacturers.
DOJ Deploying 1,000 Poll Monitors for Midterm Elections, Official Says
The announcement builds on more than 75 monitors already deployed across five states during primary season.
Karen Bass Team Demands 'Full Force of Law' Over Bogus Poll Claiming Double-Digit Lead
Los Angeles mayor's office condemns fabricated Median Strategies survey that was amplified by news outlets and political social media accounts.
Bogus Poll Showing Bass Leading Raman by Double Digits Was Fabricated, Company Says
Median Strategies acknowledged the Los Angeles mayoral runoff poll showing a wide Bass lead was not conducted as claimed.
Polls Everywhere in Primary Season Prompt Questions About Their Accuracy
Election researchers say fewer respondents, volatile voter pools, and changing methodology make primary polling especially difficult to interpret.
New York Yankees Land $2.6 Billion Financing Deal With Private Equity Company Apollo
Marc Rowan's Apollo Sports Capital provides major capital infusion while Steinbrenner family retains operational control of the 27-time World Series champions.
First Polls Close as Progressive Insurgents Eye Midwest Senate Gains
Michigan's Democratic primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens has drawn over $80 million, the most expensive Senate nomination race in party history.
Counting Noncitizens in Census Undermines America, op-ed Argues
A RealClearPolitics column contends that including noncitizens in the national headcount distorts representation and federal fund distribution.
Survey Finds 49% of Americans Support U.S. Arresting Netanyahu Under ICC Warrant
The Economist/YouGov poll shows a 22-point gap between support and opposition, with most respondents divided along partisan lines on enforcing the warrant.
40 Percent Report Buying Less Produce Amid Cyclospora Outbreak: Poll
CBS/YouGov survey finds majority of Americans have not changed produce consumption habits despite food safety concerns.