Latest Harvard CAPS – Harris Poll investigates shifting political and policy landscape in the country and the evolving public opinion on technology and society.

The latest Harvard CAPS – Harris Poll, released this week in conjunction with The Hill, sees falling approval for President Trump in May – 45 percent vs. 48 percent last month – demonstrating that weeks of controversy around the Russia-ties probe and the firing of FBI director James Comey have taken a toll on the administration. While a majority of voters (54%) generally disapprove with...

CAPS – Harris Poll on Budget and Taxes

April 20, 2017

New Harvard CAPS – Harris Poll looks at public opinion on taxes, the Trump administrations first budget, and foreign policy on Syria and North Korea.

The third monthly Harvard CAPS – Harris Poll, released this week in conjunction with The Hill, finds low approval ratings among registered voters for the U.S. tax system and continued focus by voters on the need to stimulate the economy and jobs as the top priority for the administration and its proposed budget for 2018. The...

New CAPS – Harris Poll to be released this week

March 20, 2017

The second monthly Harvard CAPS – Harris Poll will release its results this week in conjunction with The Hill.

The nationwide poll of 2,092 registered voters was conducted online by the Harris poll in the United States between March 14-16, 2017, and looks at the newly proposed Republican healthcare legislation, the future of the Democratic party, calls to investigate contacts with Russia, privacy and cybersecurity, and Americans’ view of allies and foes around the world...

Harvard CAPS Inaugural Poll Reveals What the American Public Wants the New President and the New Congress to Address

Harvard University’s Center for American Politics (CAPS) launches a monthly poll series with its first post election survey. The inaugural CAPS poll, conducted November 18-21, 2016, examines public attitudes about on wide range of issues facing the new Administration and the new Congress, including immigration, trade, taxes, health care, job creation, crime, family leave, lobbying reform, and building America’s...