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A YouGov poll commissioned by UMass-Lowell finds Tucker Carlson’s overall favorability at 17% (38% unfavorable, 33% neutral), with Republicans at 31% favorable. Trump then attacked Carlson on social media as a “broken man,” signaling ongoing strain between the two and suggesting Carlson’s standing with conservatives could fall further; a prior December 2025 Manhattan Institute poll had shown stronger GOP support for Carlson.
A new AP-NORC poll shows about 60% of Americans believe U.S. military action in Iran has gone too far, with rising concern about gas costs and broad support for preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Trump’s overall approval remains steady, but the war could become a political liability, as most Americans oppose expanding the conflict, prefer keeping oil prices low, and show party-line differences on escalation.
A Marquette University Law School poll of 850 registered voters shows liberal Chris Taylor leading conservative Maria Lazar for the Wisconsin Supreme Court (23% to 17%), with 53% undecided two weeks before the April 7 election; the race is officially nonpartisan but Democrats are more energized to vote, and overall awareness of the contest remains low. If Lazar wins, the court would stay 4-3 liberal-leaning, but a Taylor victory would tilt it to 5-2.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll puts Trump's approval at 36%, the lowest since returning to office, driven by rising gas and food prices and public unease about the Iran war; only 25% approve of his handling of the cost of living, while Republicans remain comparatively supportive.
TrueAchievements’ weekly poll asks readers to rate the March 2026 Xbox Game Pass lineup, which includes 18 titles across Premium, Ultimate, and PC Game Pass (13 new to the library). Highlights include day-one releases Nova Roma and Planet of Lana II, along with major additions like Cyberpunk 2077, Hollow Knight: Silksong, Disco Elysium: The Final Cut, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and Resident Evil 7. The article lists March release dates (March 4–31) and notes some titles expanding access to additional tiers, inviting votes on a score from 1 to 5.
A new AP News poll finds that many Americans are sacrificing basic necessities to pay for ACA health insurance, highlighting the financial squeeze from rising health-care costs for households.
A Reuters poll shows broad public opposition to a large-scale ground war in Iran, with only 7% backing boots-on-the-ground invasion and 55% opposing any ground forces; overall support for Trump’s Iran war sits at 37% with 59% disapproval. The piece also notes Trump’s mixed signals on deploying troops, a looming $200 billion Pentagon funding request, and rising energy prices as the conflict deepens.
A POLITICO poll shows most of Trump’s 2024 voters back his Iran strikes and trust his short-term aims, with support crossing MAGA and non-MAGA groups. Voters cite stopping Iran’s nuclear ambitions and trust in Trump as key reasons, but concerns grow about potential casualties, longer conflict duration, and the lack of a clear exit strategy, signaling possible strain inside the GOP as the war drags on.
A POLITICO/UC Berkeley Citrin Center poll shows California voters are wary of Hollywood’s political influence, with 48% saying the industry has too much sway and only 29% viewing Hollywood positively on American culture. Even as Oscar-nominee films push political themes, the Academy and host Conan O’Brien are expected to steer a careful, nonpartisan course to avoid alienating audiences, reflecting a broader tension between entertainment and activism in a heavily liberal state.
A West Health–Gallup poll shows about one in three U.S. adults have rationed or skipped medications or borrowed money to pay for care, and nearly one in ten have postponed retirement because of health costs, with higher earners also reporting financial trade-offs. Experts say the trend signals sustained financial strain and a need for reform.
A POLITICO-Berkeley poll finds California voters are inclined to support a one-time 5% wealth tax on ultrawealthy residents (50% yes, 28% no; undecideds lean yes), but concerns about the tax’s effectiveness, potential out-migration, lost revenue, and middle-class tax hikes leave the measure on a knife’s edge as a costly, highly competitive campaign approaches.
A Quinnipiac national poll finds a majority of registered voters oppose the U.S. military action against Iran (53% oppose, 40% support) and 74% oppose sending U.S. ground troops. Voters expect the conflict to last months or longer and fear potential terrorist attacks on U.S. soil along with rising oil prices, with views on justification for the strikes divided and opposition to a ground war broad across Democrats, independents, and Republicans.
Pokémon Pokopia launched exclusively for Switch 2 and has earned praise as a cozy life-sim; its physical release is via a Game-Key Card download, prompting Nintendo Life to run a reader poll on whether players will buy, with options ranging from already owning it to waiting for a sale or a traditional physical release.
Push Square runs a reader poll asking what score players would give Resident Evil Requiem (PS5) after a strong critical response. The site’s own review gave it an 8/10 for its dynamic blend of survival horror and action, while noting an imbalance favoring action at times. The poll invites fans to rate the game and discuss their decisions in the comments, with readers praising Grace Ashcroft’s sections and the return to Raccoon City, alongside various critiques on pacing, story focus, and technical aspects.
NBC News surveys 1,000 registered voters Feb. 27–Mar. 3 and finds 54% disapprove of how Trump is handling the Iran situation, while 52% say the U.S. should not have launched the military action. Dems are overwhelmingly opposed (89%), independents lean against (58%), and Republicans are split, with MAGA-aligned Republicans largely backing the strikes (90%). The results also show demographic gaps by age, education, and gender, indicating pronounced partisan polarization over the war and its justification.