Today let’s dig into the question many voters, analysts, and allies are asking after the president’s recent public appearances and policy rhetoric: are we witnessing erratic behavior — or a deliberate, Machiavellian approach to power and geopolitics? Let’s start with the president’s declining approval numbers and public posture on issues like Greenland, Venezuela, and global…
In this special edition of the Zogby Report, we present new polling data on the New York gubernatorial race, analyzing the prospects of incumbent Governor Kathy Hochul against Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman. With the state historically alternating between Democrat and Republican leadership, the current data suggests that while Hochul leads comfortably, there’s a significant desire…
Today let’s jump right in with fresh numbers from yesterday evening. Let’s start with NY polling of 844 likely voters from Jan 6-8th about Venezuela. We’ll talk about Trump’s military operation in Venezuela and removing Maduro. We’ll also look at the support and opposition to ‘boots on the ground’ in Venezuela, and dig into how…
We’re entering our 6th(!) year of the podcast and so today let’s look at what we think are the stories to follow this year (so far). We’ll delve into the political landscape of 2026, focusing on critical issues and upcoming elections. Let’s talk about the significance of Mamdani’s performance as New York City’s Mayor and…
In this episode of ‘Real Polling in Real Time with Zogby,’ John and Jeremy discuss the current state of the Trump administration as of December 19, 2025. They delve into various critical issues, including the mixed public sentiment on inflation, the President’s declining approval ratings, and Susie Wiles’ controversial interview. Is she sending a signal…
Today on the podcast Jeremy is flying solo to talk about a brand new poll and the concluding poll of 2025 that shows how much has happened in the political landscape. So where is the electorate and what does it mean for 2026? We’ll focus on key issues, particularly as it relates to Independent voters.…
Today on the podcast let’s talk about the kryptonite to President Trump and that is Epstein. It was only a matter of time before some documents were released that continue to suggest that President Trump knew more about Epstein than he has been letting on. And we do know that there are more documents coming…
Today is a special Election Day edition of Real Polling in Real Time with Zogby where we’ll discuss the latest polling data from New Jersey. We’ll analyze the current race between Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli, with key trends and demographics influencing voter behavior. We’re seeing a sizable significant gender gap, the role of married…
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…
Today Jeremy will share some of our latest numbers on presidential approval, crime, and the controversial issue of deploying National Guard troops to cities. Below the national numbers, when we look at key demographics some very interesting insights emerge. We’ll also look at the public’s support for political ideologies represented by figures like Mamdani and…
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…