POLLING

Though the dynamics of the campaign have shifted since Biden got out, the findings in the new Post-ABC-Ipsos poll continue to point to a tight election in November.

Dig into all the numbers in our polls, look at demographic groups and examine trends over time.

First Washington Post-ABC-Ipsos favorable ratings of JD Vance and Tim Walz

Chicago Council survey finds support for Trump’s border wall and use of troops, but wide opposition to his mass-deportation proposal.

The Post and Schar School asked 150 voters in key states what they think about Harris potentially becoming the Democratic Party’s nominee for president.

See the results from a Washington Post average of 11 post-debate polls pitting Harris against Trump.

President Biden decided to end his reelection campaign in a statement released Sunday. Here’s a look at what happens next.

Six questions answered on how the process could unfold.

More than half of Democrats say Biden should end his candidacy. Overall, 2 in 3 adults say the president should step aside, including more than 7 in 10 independents.

Polling firms say their models weren’t able to fully capture the shifting dynamics in the days before the vote.

A poll of swing-state voters shows that Americans rate threats to democracy as an important issue, but that the president has yet to convince them he is the one to defend it.

You may be surprised by what you do — and don’t — have in common with this group.

Roughly 6 in 10 Americans said DEI programs are “a good thing” — and support was even higher for specific programs such as internships for underrepresented groups.

Washington Post-Schar School poll of Americans who will decide the 2024 presidential election.

The new poll sought to reach voters who don’t usually participate in election surveys.

It has been two years since Washington’s NFL franchise unveiled its new name, and most D.C.-area fans still don’t care for it.

Nearly half of D.C.-area parents say learning loss from the pandemic and teacher shortages are major issues, a Washington Post-Schar School poll found.

Support for a new stadium in Washington is higher among Commanders fans and District residents.