In fact, the only number moving up are the number of respondent who don't view either party favorably - up from 13% in 2013 to 35% now.

(4/5)

It's also true that Republicans sit at 36% favorability and haven't cracked much above 40% in the past decade.

(3/5)

It's true that the Democratic Party's favorability is at it's lowest point than when this survey began, falling 10 points in the past 6 months.

(2/5)

It's also true that Republicans sit at 36% favorability and haven't cracked much above 40% in the past decade.

AK's open nonpartisan primary system means their GOP senator doesn't have to worry about being ousted by more extreme members of her own party when she speaks out against the Trump administration's apparent warming to Russia at the expense of our allies.

While support for a pathway to citizenship is high among Democrats and Independents, it's very unpopular among Republicans. The inverse is also true for mass deportations (5/13)

Mass deportations, in contrast, poll very low among the general public and would be especially damaging to red rural districts where agriculture is a large part of the economy. Data from the USDA shows about 40% of the ag workforce is undocumented. (3/13)

Some popular immigration reform measures aren't being talked about right now. Polling shows a vast majority of Americans support a pathway to citizenship for immigrants living in the US illegally and those brought here illegally as children (1/13)

Here's an idea:

Instead of banning TikTok, Congress could pass that data privacy law everyone's been asking for.

Just a thought.

#tiktokban #DataPrivacy

Recent polling by Pew shows satisfaction with democracy has dropped 14 points in Canada since 2021 and 10 points in the United States.

But a majority of Canadians—52%—are still satisfied. In the U.S., it’s just 31%. (3/7)

Courtroom artist in Rudy Giuliani's contempt hearing FTW.