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.

Nevadans across the political spectrum are worried that political violence could take root in their own state, according to the latest Nevada Public Opinion Pulse (NVPOP) polling data from Noble Predictive Insights (NPI).

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.

Even as Donald Trump carried Arizona by nearly 6 points last November, Democratic congressman Ruben Gallego was elected to the Senate by over 2 points — the largest gap of any state with a split presidential/Senate outcome in 2024.

No deep-red state has been more skeptical of President Donald Trump than Utah.

Over a dozen states have made Election Day a state holiday, but Arizona and Nevada are unlikely to do so any time soon. 

according to our Q1 UTPOP survey, 65% of Utah voters think an independent commission (not the state legislature) should draw the lines.

NPI’s April national poll of registered voters, in partnership with The Center Square, finds that Democrats know what they want, even if they don’t know who. And our research shows that just a couple candidates fit the bill.

President Donald Trump made a lot of promises on the campaign trail – but like any candidate, he can’t keep them all. As the president's approval ratings have dropped on virtually every issue since taking office, the pressure is on him to prioritize.

As the 2026 midterm election cycle begins to take shape, early data suggests the Republican Party holds a small advantage overall, but that high-profile elected Democrats are in good political shape. 

Arizona voters are weighing in on some of the most debated national issues. The) latest AZPOP finds where the public stands, and what still divides them on the economy, immigration, election security, and voter reform.

Karrin Taylor Robson currently leads in the primary, but the late-breaking development of Charlie Kirk's endorsement of U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs may shift the race dramatically.

The latest Nevada public opinion polling data reveals a state that is politically divided, but not disillusioned. Party preferences are split, but voters are united behind top issues and overall optimism.

Nevadans are pushing back on Trump's controversial initiatives regarding tariffs and policy proposals to eliminate the Department of Education, even as Trump retains strong loyalty among segments of the Republican base.

Polling suggests that if he were to run for governor, Kirk might perform as well as — or better than — other more traditional candidates

NPI Chief of Research David Byler recently weighed in on the debate over whether there’s a Democratic Tea Party in a piece for MSNBC

According to our latest poll, big social issues – abortion, immigration – are nowhere near as important to Utah voters as affordable housing

Internal divisions in Utah's GOP persist, reflecting the ongoing tension between traditional conservatives and the MAGA faction.

Poll sheds light on Utahns’ awareness and opinions on key legislative issues, including fluoride regulation, SNAP benefits, & redistricting.