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Post-election YouGov survey records House vote at 52% Democratic, 41% Republican
The November 4–6 survey asks voters to recall their choices; it is not an official election tally.
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44% of adults under 30 have left an online community
A Pew analysis finds a clear age gradient in reported departures from online groups.
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69% say social media companies have too much political power
Pew finds majorities express concern about the political influence of both social platforms and news organizations.
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Early review: polls understated Democratic margins by about four points
Pew’s preliminary comparison covers 27 Senate and governor races; final counts and explanations are still pending.
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60% are uncomfortable with AI guiding their diagnosis or treatment
Six in ten adults would feel uncomfortable with AI in their personal care. Human oversight is the central distinction.
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Democrats hold a six-point edge in House preference
The October 23–26 survey separates national House preference from broader judgments about the country. Charts, question-level samples and source tables.
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Two-thirds of likely voters oppose a data center in their community
66% oppose local construction; 27% favor it in a national survey.
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What election-chatbot users want to know
Candidate positions, background and fact-checking are common uses within a small subgroup. Charts distinguish the 427-person question base from the full adult sample.
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46% support military aid to Ukraine; 34% oppose
Support leads opposition by 12 points, but remains below a majority. An October 19–20 snapshot of registered voters.
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A five-point Democratic edge in House preference
The registered-voter table recorded 45% for Democratic House candidates and 40% for Republicans. The question sample was 1,496; the full survey included 1,501 registered voters.
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Fewer than half of voters express strong confidence in the midterm count
An October survey finds a partisan confidence gap. The results measure voter attitudes, not the accuracy of election administration.
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46% rate the economy poor
In the October 10–12 Economist / YouGov voter tables, 46% rated the economy poor, 30% fair, 18% good and 4% excellent. The sample included 1,403 people registered or…