A lot has happened in the last year since the 2024 election and in the odd number year after a presidential election the focus is on New Jersey and Virginia which have been bell-weather states. So let’s look at the current state of these elections, and the all important New York City mayoral election. There…
A new poll by John Zogby Strategies shows President Donald Trump’s overall approval rating at 44%, with 51% disapproving—a slight drop from his August approval-disapproval rating of 46% and 52%. The poll was conducted online October 10-12, 2025, among 1,000 likely voters nationwide, and has a margin of sampling error of +/-3.2 percentage points.…
John Zogby Strategies’ latest poll of New Jersey likely voters in the race for Governor reveals Democrat Mikie Sherrill leads Republican Jack Ciaterelli 50% to 42%. Sherill holds 88% of the Democratic party, while Ciaterelli’s support is equally strong with 86% of Republicans. Independent voters are more evenly balanced, with 45% selecting Sherrill and 40%…
In this episode of Real Polling in Real Time with Zogby, we’ll engage in a critical discussion about the current state of global leadership and the unfolding of a massive political revolution. We’ll examine the behavior of past and current political figures, particularly President Trump’s actions and rhetoric, and the broader implications of hyperpolarization. Our…
Today on the podcast let’s discuss the misunderstood nature of freedom of speech in the United States. Between the concerning interventions by the Federal Communications Commission, political overreach, and the cultural impact of media on both sides of the political spectrum, how is this contributing to our political tribalism? We’ll also look to history to…
Today on the podcast, we do need to address the terrible tragedy this week with the assassination of Charlie Kirk, as well as the continuing epidemic of shootings around the country. Many things are lost here. Our main topic today is that we have some new polling data on Independents – who they are and…
It’s the Friday of Labor Day weekend and today on the podcast let’s update our listeners on the notion of age cohorts and what’s germinating and developing. When we talk about age cohorts – we’re talking about people and the values and characters they develop because of the historical period of which they live. So…
Being that we’re both students of history, we’re going to leave the numbers aside today and talk about the parallels between today’s political climate and what daily life was like in 1939. It was the beginning of World War II. There is a similar sense of foreboding and worry. So today lets look at the…
