NPR Poll: Senate Battleground Tilts Republican, But Still Anybody’s Game

With fewer than five weeks until election day, the political landscape continues to be tilted against President Obama and his party. The battle for control of the Senate — the biggest prize this year — remains close and could tip either way. Those are the findings of NPR’s latest bipartisan […] Read more »

Kansas: GOP Has Numbers Advantage, but Support Drops

Kansas has emerged as an unlikely battleground state in the 2014 midterm election, with two longtime Republican fixtures, U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts and Gov. Sam Brownback, facing competitive races. These races threaten to sweep the GOP out of two of the state’s most prominent positions. Adding to the element of […] Read more »

Public backing grows for Obama’s actions against Islamic State

Americans overwhelmingly back U.S. airstrikes against terrorists in Syria and are increasingly supportive of President Barack Obama’s handling of the crisis, according to a new McClatchy-Marist poll. But that approval and confidence appears fragile, particularly on whether the United States should send ground troops if the policy falters. CONT. David […] Read more »

Fox News Poll: Majority supports ground troops to battle ISIS if airstrikes not enough

Americans are clearly behind President Obama in the battle against ISIS. Still, they have a number of worries. … The country decisively endorses the military action being taken against ISIS: a large 78-percent majority approves of U.S. airstrikes. … At the same time, more than twice as many voters believe […] Read more »