Are Republicans more closed-minded than Democrats? Our new survey with @npr.org and @pbsnews.org shows that perceptions of open-mindedness differ by party lines. maristpoll.com/latest-polls

What's #1 for Americans? Lowering prices! Our brand-new poll with @npr.org and PBS @newshour.bsky.social#1tells the tale of the (cash register) tape! maristpoll.com/latest-polls

Will 2026 be the year of the Democrats? Our brand-new new poll coming first thing tomorrow morning with @npr.org and PBS @newshour.bsky.social may answer that! Set your alarm and check back in the AM. maristpoll.com/latest-polls

More Americans are voting early or by mail, and they support having the choice. New data from Pew and recent elections in Virginia & NYC show how opinions and behavior align as voting methods evolve. We break it down on this week’s Poll Hub. maristpoll.com/podcast

Third spaces are essential for community belonging and civic dialogue. So, when they disappear, how does that impact how we vote? This week, neuroscientist Sarah Stamper joins us to explore how local gathering places function as vital civic infrastructures.   maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: The decline of "third spaces" -- local gathering places -- is reshaping how we connect AND predicting if we vote! Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

With runners crossing the NYC marathon finish line and Turkey Trots ahead, where's the running community at? We talk with marathon-runner Coach Pete Colaizzo to get the rundown this week on Poll Hub!   maristpoll.com/podcast

Now we know who won, so...how did the pollsters do? This week, we debrief the results from NYC, NJ, and VA on Poll Hub. maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning:   We're between the NYC marathon and Turkey Trots, so we're right on time to talk training and running with someone who knows it all: Coach Pete Colaizzo   Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

New Yorkers are weighing in on the city’s political future, with new data revealing where voters stand as Election Day nears. We break down the numbers, trends, and what they could mean for NYC’s next chapter. maristpoll.com/podcast

BOO! Happy Halloween! While families are out trick-or-treating tonight, spending on the spooky season has hit record highs. And, with all the fun comes rising safety concerns. We break it down on this week's Poll Hub. maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning:   Halloween is an expensive but favorite holiday among Americans, with spending estimated to reach a new record in 2025. This week, let's talk costumes, candy, and glow-stick safety!   Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

Our brand-new NYC poll may be pretty unsurprising: Zohran Mamdani maintains his lead among likely voters with a 16-point difference between him and Andrew Cuomo. Check out all the details of who Mamdani's attracting and why. maristpoll.com/latest-polls

Tick tock! As the clock strikes midnight, our brand new NYC poll is out! maristpoll.com/latest-polls

Coming at midnight... Election Day is less than a week away and we have brand new numbers of the NYC race for Mayor. Has anything changed? Check in at midnight! maristpoll.com/latest-polls

Got any bets on today's games? Millions of Americans likely do, as sports betting has exploded in recent years. Turns out there's a BIG generational split on whether that's a good thing. maristpoll.com/podcast

Today, the Marist Poll got to show our school spirit at Marist Homecoming 2025! #maristuniversity #officialmaristalumni #maristhomecoming2025 #maristuniversity

When voters call someone a "strong leader," it's often less about policy and more about language. This week, @jenmercieca.bsky.social of Texas A&M joins us to discuss how rhetoric shapes perceptions of leadership-and what that means for democracy. maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: We talk with Dr. Jennifer Mercieca from Texas A&M about how leaders project strength through words, slogans, and rhetorical strategies. Then, we're all in! Let's talk sports betting. Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

Americans are rethinking their views on Israel and Palestine — with opinions shifting on Gaza, Palestinian statehood, and the two-state solution. We dig into what the data reveals, and what it could mean for U.S. foreign policy. maristpoll.com/podcast

Social media often makes life look perfect, but what’s the real impact? This week, we’re exploring how the pressure to measure up online is affecting confidence, mental health, and how people define success. maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: Conflict in Israel and Palestine has dominated the global political sphere for the past two years. In light of the ceasefire agreement and peace talks, where do Americans stand? Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

Cleaner cars. Smarter tech. Big changes behind the wheel. This month's Time Machine explores how public opinion and policy helped drive decades of change in the auto industry. maristpoll.marist.edu/blog/

In this month's Time Machine… safer cars didn’t just happen. Americans demanded change. Decades of public support and policy action helped turn concerns about safety, fuel use, and clean energy into national standards. maristpoll.marist.edu/blog/

What holiday will you celebrate on Monday, October 13th? While many citizens still defend the long-established Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples' Day is gaining momentum nationwide. maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: On this week's Poll Hub, let's talk about American tradition. Are people moving towards celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day or is Columbus Day here to stay? Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

New research shows class in America isn’t just about money or politics; it shapes friendships, community ties, and even if we have someone to lean on in a crisis. Check out the story on this week's Poll Hub: maristpoll.com/podcast

Americans are weighing in on the direction of their country, priorities on guns and safety, and growing concerns about political violence and freedom of speech. We're looking at the data on this week's episode. maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: On this week's Poll Hub, let's talk about who Americans put blame on for this government shutdown and the connection between class and social connection Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

Lee's take on our latest poll with @npr.org and @pbsnews.org.

Do Americans want the National Guard doing police work? Our latest poll with @npr.org and @pbsnews.org suggest there's an almost even split: maristpoll.com/latest-polls

How much is too much? Out now, our brand new poll with @npr.org and @pbsnews.org takes a closer look at what Americans think about the state of free expression: maristpoll.com/latest-polls

ICYMI, our just-released poll with @npr.org and PBS @newshour.bsky.social makes some news on how Americans think about the threat of a government shutdown this time versus many of the last few: maristpoll.com/latest-polls

If the government shuts down and gridlock ensues, who will Americans hold responsible? Our brand-new poll with @npr.org and PBS @newshour.bsky.social suggests there's plenty of blame to go around. maristpoll.com/latest-polls

Coming today at noon! Our brand-new survey with @npr.org and PBS @newshour.bsky.social If there's a government shutdown, who will Americans blame? maristpoll.com/latest-polls

Free speech is being tested like never before. After Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the controversy over ABC's Jimmy Kimmel suspension, are Americans rethinking what the First Amendment really means and what it means to be American? maristpoll.com/podcast

You probably take thousands of photos every year but do they really help you remember? Or are we losing our memories in the noise of digital clutter and AI fakes? maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: Kimmel's back but is the First Amendment still central to American identity? Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

Americans are growing more skeptical of capitalism, but socialism isn’t gaining ground. What does this reveal about the nation’s economic identity? maristpoll.com/podcast

New York City’s mayoral race is heating up and continues to draw sharp opinions. What do voters think about the candidates and the direction of the city? maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: A high-stakes race for NYC mayor, a debate over capitalism’s place in American life, and a look at the gifts people would rather return than receive. Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

Still awake! We've got brand-new poll numbers on the NYC Mayoral race. Is Trump right? maristpoll.com/latest-polls

Coming at midnight... An update on the NYC Mayoral Race, how does Mamdani fare against opposition? Find out tonight. maristpoll.com/latest-polls

Good morning! How'd you sleep? Turns out, Americans are tired…literally. New data shows most of us aren’t getting enough sleep, and it’s taking a toll on health and happiness. What to do? We're NOT sleeping on this one. maristpoll.com/podcast

Goodbye pennies… hello cashless America? We break down what Americans think about a future without coins or cash on this week of Poll Hub. maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: Pennies are disappearing. Americans are exhausted. What do polls reveal about the future of money and sleep in America? Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

Fall is a time for football but have youth sports turned from fun and teamwork to something else? Now families face rising costs, endless travel, and safety concerns that have many questioning what youth sports should really look like. maristpoll.com/podcast

It's back to school time and AI is on the agenda! Are students leaning too much on AI? Three years after ChatGPT’s big release, nearly all students are using AI in school, but the public (and parents) isn’t convinced it’s good for education. maristpoll.com/podcast

Coming later this morning: Are classrooms too reliant on AI? Are youth sports losing their purpose? We’ve got the latest insights. Subscribe now to get it when it's released: maristpoll.com/podcast

ICYMI: This months' Time Machine takes us back through the history of smoking in the U.S. Turns out, public opinion about the habit has changed almost as much as smoking itself: maristpoll.com/blog