Anthony Salvanto
Elections and Surveys Director at CBS News
All things on what people think and how they vote. Exec Director Elections and Surveys at CBS News.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto |Kabir Khanna
Migrants detained by ICE after court hearings Views of the Trump administration's deportation program headed into this weekend with positive net approval from Americans, including continued strong backing from the Republican base — but also heavily shaped by contrasting views about which people, and how many, are being targeted for deportation. A slight majority feel the administration's deportation efforts are prioritizing people they believe are dangerous criminals.
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4 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto |Kabir Khanna
Summer begins with Americans' economy ratings continuing to get a bit brighter than they were this winter — though still not good — with their outlook more mixed. But feelings of financial concern and stress are more prevalent than feelings of being secure. With a big majority still saying their incomes don't keep pace with inflation, prices and finances of course play a big role in how Americans decide what their summer plans will be.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto
Most U.S. Catholics say they rely on the pope and the Church's teachings for difficult moral questions, this is particularly the case for those who call themselves strong Catholics. For most U.S. Catholics, their Catholic faith is important in their daily lives, including many who call it extremely or very important. (Behind this is a big difference however.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto
Most U.S. Catholics say they rely on the pope and the Church's teachings for difficult moral questions, this is particularly the case for those who call themselves strong Catholics. For most U.S. Catholics, their Catholic faith is important in their daily lives, including many who call it extremely or very important. (Behind this is a big difference however.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto
In the eyes of U.S. Catholics, the next pope is going to have big — if not red — shoes to fill. Most say the Church is in touch with the needs of Catholics, a view that's higher today than when Pope Francis (who famously wore simple black shoes) became pontiff in 2013. Just before Francis' papacy, which today gets 76% approval, most U.S. Catholics said the Church was out of touch.
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RT @CBSNewsPoll: With most describing him as “tough”, "energetic," "focused," and "effective" - and as doing what he'd promised in the camp…
People are not sold on the idea of buying Greenland. Most Trump voters would approve of it, but not universally, and it's not a popular idea beyond that. It does offer a look at how people think Trump thinks: a lot of them feel he's just leveraging for a larger negotiation. https://t.co/YT8Iht4ylZ
Most Americans are in favor of deportations of immigrants who are in the country illegally, just as voters were during the campaign (though not of using the military to carry that out) Trump's voters are especially in favor. https://t.co/wdC5nsMCJE