Emily Guskin

A Post-Ipsos poll finds that the commitment of Black Americans to vote this fall has rebounded since Harris became the Democratic nominee.

The Post asked voters in swing states what they thought of the Democratic convention. Many respondents left with positive impressions.

First Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos favorable ratings of JD Vance and Tim Walz

Chicago Council survey finds support for Trump’s border wall and use of troops, but wide opposition to his mass-deportation proposal.

Roughly 6 in 10 Americans said DEI programs are “a good thing” — and support was even higher for specific programs such as internships for underrepresented groups.

It has been two years since Washington’s NFL franchise unveiled its new name, and most D.C.-area fans still don’t care for it.

The poll confirms other polls that show former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley moving into second place, albeit a distant second.

Fifty-three percent of Republican debate watchers are now considering voting for the former U.N. ambassador, up from 45 percent before the debate.

The findings underscore the degree to which Republicans have either soured on Ukraine funding altogether or begun to question the mounting expense.

Many Americans support renewable energy infrastructure, but experts say progress can be impeded by a small, yet vocal, opposition.