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The Quinnipiac University Poll

Frequently cited by national and international media outlets, public officials and researchers, the independent Quinnipiac University Poll is universally regarded as the gold standard and one of the most trusted names among polling organizations. Ranging from topics like politics, elections and issues of public concern, the Quinnipiac University Poll is widely known and highly regarded for its exactness and thoroughness and as a barometer of public opinion on the issues that matter most to the American people. Our poll results are regularly included in media coverage from some of the most respected news outlets in the world including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Associated Press, BBC, Reuters, USA Today, NPR, ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and many more.

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35% of voters describe the state of the nation's economy as either excellent or good, according to a March 14 Michigan Quinnipiac Poll

Thirty-five percent of voters describe the state of the nation's economy these days as either excellent (6 percent) or good (29 percent), while 65 percent describe it as either not so good (28 percent) or poor (37 percent), according to a March 14 Quinnipiac Poll.

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Vast majority of voters think that U.S. membership in NATO is either very important or somewhat important for the security of the U.S., February 21 national Quinnipiac Poll finds

A vast majority of voters (83 percent) think that U.S. membership in NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, is either very important (57 percent) or somewhat important (26 percent) for the security of the United States, while 16 percent think it is not so important (9 percent) or not important at all (7 percent).

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Preserving democracy in the United States tops list of most urgent issues facing the U.S., January 31 Quinnipiac Poll finds

Given a list of 10 issues and asked which is the most urgent one facing the country today, 24 percent of voters say preserving democracy in the United States, 20 percent say the economy, and 20 percent say immigration.

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Paul Krugman cites the Quinnipiac Poll in The New York Times

March 18, 2024

Krugman, who has been a columnist for The New York Times since 2000 and is a distinguished professor at the City University of New York Graduate Center, cited the results of swing-state polls being conducted Quinnipiac.

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‘Kamala Harris in Selma to mark 59th commemoration of Bloody Sunday’

March 03, 2024

"Good Morning America" cited a Quinnipiac Poll about the percentage of Americans who believe they received a full and accurate account of African Americans' role in the U.S.

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Trump polling the best in his political career because of Biden’s ‘enfeebled state’: Rich Lowry

February 04, 2024

Fox News Channel cited the Quinnipiac Poll on "Fox News Sunday" as a "very-well respected" polling organization, when discussing this year's presidential election.

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Stephen Colbert cites the Quinnipiac Poll on 'The Late Show'

February 03, 2024

"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," cited the results of the January 31 poll showing the anticipated matchup between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

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