North Carolinians do not favor elimination or major cutbacks at 14 federal agencies targeted for reduction by President Donald Trump’s administration and its Department of Government Efficiency. Details: elon.edu/u/news/2025/03…

Cell phone restrictions in K-12 schools? North Carolinians are ready for new rules. Details: elon.edu/u/news/2025/03…

Some interesting opinions about the Fort Bragg name change in our latest poll: elon.edu/u/news/2025/03…

Our new national survey: 47% think President Trump's executive orders have gone too far; 47% think federal judges' rulings on those orders have mostly been correct. Full poll results: elon.edu/u/news/2025/04… #ncpol William P. Davis

When asked if they were willing to accept higher prices on things now with the hope that things would be better for the US economy in the long run, 38% said yes and 43% said no, while the remaining 19% said they were unsure.

When asked how likely do they think that there will be major changes to the Social Security system over the next several years, 66% said they thought it was very or somewhat likely.

A wide majority of Americans are concerned tariffs will impact their family finances. Our new poll released today focuses on the economy: elon.edu/u/news/2025/04… #ncpoll

As the Supreme Court takes up birthright citizenship and court injunctions, here's a look at our national poll results on those two questions this spring.

.The Wall Street Journal reports today that the U.S. will stop making pennies early next year. Our February poll found that more than half of Americans are ready to "round up or down" to a higher value coin. #penny

Americans are divided about all the changes taking place in college sports. See results of the first major national survey since the "House" legal settlement: elon.edu/u/elon-poll/ho… Knight Commission