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Americans Believe Harsh Political Rhetoric Is Fueling Violence, Poll Finds
Roughly two out of three Americans believe that the harsh rhetoric used in talking about politics is encouraging violence, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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India Home Prices Set To Soar, Pushing Millions Into Costly Rentals
Home prices in India are set to rise faster than expected, fuelled by demand from wealthy buyers, while a shrinking supply of affordable housing is likely to keep many stuck in ever more expensive rentals, a Reuters poll of property experts found.
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Americans Worry Democracy In Danger Amid Gerrymandering Fights: Survey
Most Americans believe that efforts to redraw US House of Representatives districts to maximise partisan gains, like those under way in Texas and California, are bad for democracy, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
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Trump Approval Holds At 40%, Lowest Level Of His Term: Poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating held at 40% in recent weeks, matching the lowest level of his current term, amid weak ratings from Hispanic voters, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll that closed on Monday.
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Japan Heads To Polls Amid Rising Prices, Immigration Concerns
Japanese voters could unleash political turmoil as they head to the polls on Sunday in a tightly contested upper house election, with rising prices and immigration concerns threatening to weaken Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's grip on power.
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Here's What Americans Think About Trump-Epstein Controversy
Most Americans think President Donald Trump's administration is hiding information about accused sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and give it poor marks on the issue after pledging to make public documents in the case, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
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Karol Nawrocki: The Conservative Historian Who Won Poland Presidential Polls
Conservative leader, Karol Nawrocki, is pursuing firm political goals like providing Ukraine military aid but opposing its membership in NATO.
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Trump's Approval Rating Drops To 42%, Economic Concerns Weigh: Poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating ticked slightly lower this week to 42%, matching the lowest level of his new term as Americans kept a dour view of his handling of the US economy, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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Pro-EU Liberal Nicusor Dan Beats Far-Right Rival In Romania Presidential Polls
Romania's centrist Bucharest mayor, Nicusor Dan, won the country's presidential election on Sunday in a shock upset over a hard-right, nationalist rival who had pledged to put Romania on a path inspired by U.S. President Donald Trump's politics.
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What You Need To Know About Australia's Upcoming Election
Opinion polls indicate Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's ruling centre-left Labor party is ahead of the conservative Liberal-National coalition.
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Polls Open In Australia As Cost Of living, Housing Top Voters' Concerns
The election, Albanese said on Friday, has come down to a choice between the certainty of Labor or the conservative Liberal-National coalition's "cuts and chaos".
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Singapore Election 2025: Candidates Showcase Musical Prowess
A curious election campaign trend has emerged in Singapore as the country gears up for its May 3 poll: candidates showcasing their musical chops, or lack of talent, on social media clips.
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All About Key Parties Contesting Singapore Election, Their Policy Platforms
Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3 that will be contested by 11 parties across the city state of 6 million people with 2.76 million registered to vote.
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Explainer: What Are The Potential Outcomes Of Canada's General Election?
Canada is queuing up to vote in the general election being held today, with polls indicating Prime Minister Mark Carney's ruling Liberals ahead of the official opposition Conservatives of Pierre Poilievre.
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Trump's Approval Rating Dips To Lowest Since His Return To White House: Poll
The start of Trump's term has left his political opponents stunned as he has signed dozens of executive orders expanding his influence over both government departments and over private institutions such as universities and law firms.
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Americans Believe Harsh Political Rhetoric Is Fueling Violence, Poll Finds
Roughly two out of three Americans believe that the harsh rhetoric used in talking about politics is encouraging violence, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.
-
India Home Prices Set To Soar, Pushing Millions Into Costly Rentals
Home prices in India are set to rise faster than expected, fuelled by demand from wealthy buyers, while a shrinking supply of affordable housing is likely to keep many stuck in ever more expensive rentals, a Reuters poll of property experts found.
-
Americans Worry Democracy In Danger Amid Gerrymandering Fights: Survey
Most Americans believe that efforts to redraw US House of Representatives districts to maximise partisan gains, like those under way in Texas and California, are bad for democracy, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
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Trump Approval Holds At 40%, Lowest Level Of His Term: Poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating held at 40% in recent weeks, matching the lowest level of his current term, amid weak ratings from Hispanic voters, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll that closed on Monday.
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Japan Heads To Polls Amid Rising Prices, Immigration Concerns
Japanese voters could unleash political turmoil as they head to the polls on Sunday in a tightly contested upper house election, with rising prices and immigration concerns threatening to weaken Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's grip on power.
-
Here's What Americans Think About Trump-Epstein Controversy
Most Americans think President Donald Trump's administration is hiding information about accused sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and give it poor marks on the issue after pledging to make public documents in the case, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
-
Karol Nawrocki: The Conservative Historian Who Won Poland Presidential Polls
Conservative leader, Karol Nawrocki, is pursuing firm political goals like providing Ukraine military aid but opposing its membership in NATO.
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Trump's Approval Rating Drops To 42%, Economic Concerns Weigh: Poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating ticked slightly lower this week to 42%, matching the lowest level of his new term as Americans kept a dour view of his handling of the US economy, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
-
Pro-EU Liberal Nicusor Dan Beats Far-Right Rival In Romania Presidential Polls
Romania's centrist Bucharest mayor, Nicusor Dan, won the country's presidential election on Sunday in a shock upset over a hard-right, nationalist rival who had pledged to put Romania on a path inspired by U.S. President Donald Trump's politics.
-
What You Need To Know About Australia's Upcoming Election
Opinion polls indicate Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's ruling centre-left Labor party is ahead of the conservative Liberal-National coalition.
-
Polls Open In Australia As Cost Of living, Housing Top Voters' Concerns
The election, Albanese said on Friday, has come down to a choice between the certainty of Labor or the conservative Liberal-National coalition's "cuts and chaos".
-
Singapore Election 2025: Candidates Showcase Musical Prowess
A curious election campaign trend has emerged in Singapore as the country gears up for its May 3 poll: candidates showcasing their musical chops, or lack of talent, on social media clips.
-
All About Key Parties Contesting Singapore Election, Their Policy Platforms
Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3 that will be contested by 11 parties across the city state of 6 million people with 2.76 million registered to vote.
-
Explainer: What Are The Potential Outcomes Of Canada's General Election?
Canada is queuing up to vote in the general election being held today, with polls indicating Prime Minister Mark Carney's ruling Liberals ahead of the official opposition Conservatives of Pierre Poilievre.
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Trump's Approval Rating Dips To Lowest Since His Return To White House: Poll
The start of Trump's term has left his political opponents stunned as he has signed dozens of executive orders expanding his influence over both government departments and over private institutions such as universities and law firms.
