California voters are connecting decades of growth and development to increasing pressure on the state’s land, water, transportation, and quality of life – and they want policymakers to take those tradeoffs seriously, according to a new statewide survey conducted by Noble Predictive Insights (NPI) for NumbersUSA.

As an election-year summer draws to a close in Arizona, the pieces of another yet divided electoral environment are falling into place.

Arizona voters are skeptical of additional large data-center development – and become even more decisive when asked to weigh investment against pressure on state resources

Arizona’s statewide ballot remains competitive below the governor's race. Among likely voters, Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes leads Republican Alexander Kolodin by 6 points; Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes leads Republican Warren Petersen by 6 points; and Republican Kimberly Yee holds a narrow 3-point edge over Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

NPI’s final pre-primary survey correctly identified the leading candidate in every statewide GOP primary it tested: Governor, Secretary of State, and Treasurer.

NPI’s final pre-primary survey correctly identified the leading candidate in every statewide GOP primary it tested: Governor, Secretary of State, and Treasurer.

President Donald Trump hits an all-time low approval rating, Democrats have a narrow lead on the generic statewide ballot, and healthcare is outpacing immigration as a top issue.

That is the key political finding: gas prices are a broad concern, but the voters most likely to say the issue could affect their ballot are many of the same groups already central to Arizona’s statewide battleground.

New poll finds Nevada’s 2026 down-ballot statewide races largely unsettled, with a majority of voters still undecided in key contests and no clear frontrunners emerging.

New poll finds Nevada’s 2026 governor’s race already narrowing into what looks like a highly competitive general election, with Governor Joe Lombardo and Attorney General Aaron Ford tied and a meaningful bloc of undecided voters still up for grabs.

New poll finds several AZ down-ballot statewide races largely unsettled heading into the 2026 cycle, with substantial shares of primary voters undecided and no clear front-runners emerging in multiple contests.

New poll: As the 2026 cycle begins to take shape, Arizona once again appears poised for another tightly contested gubernatorial battle.

Noble Predictive Insights (NPI) is releasing the newest edition of its Power Rankings of popular (and sometimes unpopular) figures in Arizona, and the former Arizona Cardinals kicker comes in second place on the list.

A year of Arizona Public Opinion Pulse (AZPOP) polling from Noble Predictive Insights (NPI) showcases a political environment defined by softening incumbents, hardening partisan divides, and very little voter movement beneath the surface.

Nearly half of Nevada voters say Nevada is on the right track, while the other half believe it is heading in the wrong direction. Beneath that split lies a deeper story of economic anxiety, political fatigue, and enduring faith in local governance.

Nevada voters are staring down another nail-biter gubernatorial race. The latest Nevada Public Opinion Pulse data from Noble Predictive Insights shows Republican Governor Joe Lombardo holding a narrow lead over Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford, underscoring the deep divisions defining the Silver State's political landscape.

Utah voters are overwhelmingly concerned about political violence in the United States, strongly believe that it is getting worse, and all-but-universally agree that elected leaders should do more to restore civility and discourage extremism.

The latest AZPOP from Noble Predictive Insights finds that Republicans and Democrats have converged on remarkably similar levels of trust in election integrity, while the once-explosive debate over mail-in voting has settled into broad acceptance of the current system.

The latest AZPOP from Noble Predictive Insights finds that party affiliation serves as a stronger predictor of education policy preferences than whether someone has children in school.

The Jeffrey Epstein scandal is casting a long shadow over Arizona politics, dividing voters between party loyalty and demands for ethical accountability.