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.

The latest AZPOP from Noble Predictive Insights finds muted confidence in the country and in the state, with many Arizonans seeing more headwinds than tailwinds, and they’re signaling a desire for leadership that can turn that perception around.

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. 

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.

Following the 2024 election, the AZPOP finds that voters are expressing a mix of hope and ongoing concerns about key state issues.

Utah GOP voters express strong satisfaction with tUtah and its leadership while also navigating two distinct routes to political popularity.

For months, inflation, immigration, and abortion have been the top issues. That’s still true – but a new top-tier issue has emerged...