VOTER DEMOGRAPHICS 2026
Democrats won back support from five key groups that shifted toward Trump in 2024: The AP Voter Poll
In the 2026 midterms, Democratic candidates saw increased support from various demographic groups, including young and Hispanic voters. Young voters under 30 mostly supported Democratic candidates compared to their previous split in 2024. Hispanic voters shifted back to Democrats, particularly evident in the Texas Senate race. Black voters, especially Black men, also returned to support Democrats after previously backing Trump.
How key demographic groups voted in the 2026 midterms, according to The AP Voter Poll
Republican candidates faced challenges in the midterm elections, losing ground among young and Hispanic voters. Many young voters cast their ballots to express opposition to Trump, signaling a shift. Economic concerns and government corruption emerged as pivotal issues affecting voters' decisions. Voters expressed dissatisfaction with both Trump and Congress, emphasizing the need for checks and balances.
Exit Polls 2026: How to check early Election insights and what they reveal about voters
Exit polls are poised to shed light on voter behavior and preferences during the crucial 2026 midterms. Conducted post-voting, these polls will delve into candidate choices and pressing topics such as economic concerns. Major outlets, including NBC News, will evaluate data from around 100,000 participants across the country. While initial findings may highlight demographic trends, concrete candidate preferences will await the conclusion of polls.
Could anti-Indian rhetoric cost Republicans South Asian votes in the 2026 US midterms?
As the 2026 US midterm elections approach, anti-Indian and anti-South Asian sentiments could sway former Trump voters towards Democratic candidates, with a recent survey showing 25 per cent considering a switch. The rise in discrimination and negative immigration rhetoric highlights the growing concerns within South Asian communities, impacting party support and presenting challenges for Republicans, while Democrats seek to capitalise on discontent.
Trump spends the day before midterm Election Day promoting his Reflecting Pool makeover
Democrats are concentrating on economic issues while dealing with conflicts in Michigan before the midterm elections. US President Donald Trump aims to showcase construction projects and shifts focus from voter concerns. In Michigan, Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed seeks to maintain voter support despite an endorsement for his rival. Trump acknowledges challenges ahead for his party in the elections, reflecting concern over possible losses.
US midterm elections 2026 Donald Trump approval ratings: All surveys polls combined results for US president are out ahead of November 3 polling day
Donald Trump approval ratings ahead of US midterm elections 2026 are out. All major surveyors have showed the US President and Republican Party's chances in the polls.
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Can a $4 million attack ad sink Vivek Ramaswamy’s Ohio dream?
Vivek Ramaswamy is contending with a growing challenge from rival Amy Acton in the Ohio gubernatorial race. Recent polling indicates that Acton has gained a lead over Ramaswamy, despite his initial advantages. The controversial $4 million attack advertisement featuring Acton's estranged mother has attracted bipartisan criticism. Ramaswamy's campaign is facing scrutiny due to past controversies, including his H-1B visa stance.
India’s Gen Z: In world's largest democracy, an electoral wildcard
India’s Gen Z population is sizeable, but its electoral influence will depend on voter eligibility, registration, turnout and constituency-level preferences. Experts explain why young Indians may not vote as a unified bloc, what Tamil Nadu’s 2026 election reveals about youth mobilisation, and why predicting their impact in 2029 remains difficult.
Who is leading North Carolina Senate race polls? Can Democrat Roy Cooper defeat Michael Whatley amid Trump’s $5,000 dividend pushback
North Carolina's Senate race will be held on November 3, 2026, featuring Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley. Recent polls indicate Cooper leads Whatley by 13%, garnering 52% of likely voters' support. Democrats and Independents largely favor Cooper, while Republicans back Whatley, with notable indecision among Independents. Voter enthusiasm appears higher for Cooper, which may affect turnout rates.
Republican voter enthusiasm gap: Trump’s biggest 2026 problem isn’t Democrats, but it's his own voters who seem to be losing interest-here's what the new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows
With the midterm elections approaching, only 30% of Trump voters express strong enthusiasm about voting. In contrast, 48% of Harris voters are very enthusiastic, indicating a significant gap. This discrepancy may affect overall voter turnout in the upcoming elections. Meanwhile, Trump's approval rating has reached a record low, which is impacting his supporters' motivation. Addressing these challenges is crucial for both parties as they prepare for November 3.
Donald Trump Republican voter enthusiasm takes a big hit: US President’s worst nightmare ahead of midterms? Why new poll is worrisome
A new Reuters poll has raised questions about Donald Trump Republican voter enthusiasm ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, with only 30% of Trump’s 2024 voters saying they are “very enthusiastic” about voting, compared with 48% of Kamala Harris voters. The findings could pose a challenge for Republicans as Trump urges his supporters to treat the midterms as a referendum on his presidency.
What is early voting telling us about the 2026 US midterms and what is it not?
More than 700,000 Americans have cast early votes across at least 30 states for the upcoming midterm elections. In states like Iowa and Pennsylvania, Democrats represent a larger share of ballot requests compared to previous elections. Virginia is leading in early voting, with significant participation noted from Democratic voters. Early voting trends may not reflect overall results, as secret ballots keep specific voting data hidden.
Texas was expected to be a Republican stronghold. A new poll shows Democrats James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa gaining ground in two major 2026 races
Polls indicate Democrat James Talarico leads Republican Ken Paxton by six points in the U.S. Senate race. Meanwhile, Democrat Gina Hinojosa has a narrow lead over Governor Greg Abbott, with a three-point margin. Talarico's support is strong among women and younger voters, while Hinojosa performs well with similar demographic groups. Additionally, many voters oppose the rapid expansion of data centers in Texas.
Singapore population hits record 6.21 million, driven by rise in foreign residents
Singapore's population grew by 1.6% in June, reaching a new high of 6.21 million individuals. The increase was primarily fueled by a 3.7% rise in the number of foreign residents, totaling 1.98 million. Despite low unemployment rates, the government faces challenges regarding rising immigration and its impact on living conditions. Singapore aims to address demographic challenges related to aging and low birth rates by granting citizenship annually.
How are US midterms different from presidential elections? What to know before 2026 polls
US midterm elections differ from presidential contests in turnout, electorate composition and what voters decide. Midterms typically draw fewer and older voters, with a smaller share of nonwhite voters than presidential elections. In 2026, the vote will determine control of Congress and shape the legislative environment President Donald Trump faces.
Where are you voting in the US midterm elections following redistricting? 1 in 10 Americans will vote in a different district
For millions of Americans, the 2026 midterm ballot could look different from the one they received two years ago. Their address may be exactly the same. Their polling place may also be unchanged. What could be different is the congressional district drawn around them. A Protect Democracy analysis estimates that about 34.8 million Americans were placed in different congressional districts between the 2024 and 2026 elections.
9 Senate races that could decide the 2026 midterm elections as Republicans fight to hold their majority and Democrats target key battleground seats
The 2026 Senate race is narrowing around a handful of states where one seat could change the balance in Washington. Republicans hold 53 seats, while Democrats need four net gains for control. From Alaska's unusual ballot to Ohio's comeback fight, these contests offer the clearest look at where the Senate majority could be decided.
Which party is leading in the US mid term elections 2026? Here's what the polls are saying
US Midterm Elections 2026 Polling: With the 2026 U.S. midterm elections now less than six weeks away, the national political picture is beginning to look different from where it stood earlier in the year. Democrats have opened a noticeable lead in several measures of congressional preference, while Republicans are still protected by the structure of the Senate map and their existing majority.
Indian Americans lead Democratic support among Asian voters ahead of US midterms
Indian Americans show the strongest Democratic preference among the Asian American groups surveyed ahead of the US midterms, with 66% backing Democratic Senate candidates. Filipino Americans stand out in the opposite direction, with 49% supporting Republicans, as cost of living emerges as the top concern across AAPI voters.
Kalamassery Assembly Election Result 2026: IUML's Abdul Gafoor wins, defeating CPI(M)'s P Rajeev
Kalamassery has a new MLA. V E Abdul Gafoor of the Indian Union Muslim League secured victory with 80,606 votes. He defeated Industries Minister P Rajeev of CPI(M) by a margin of 16,312 votes. This urban constituency in Ernakulam district saw a competitive electoral battle.
Krishnanagar Uttar Assembly Election Results 2026 Live Updates: A battle between TMC's Somnath Dutta & BJP's Tarak Nath Chatterjee
Krishnanagar, a culturally rich city, is set to witness a key electoral battle in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections. Exit polls suggest a tight contest for the state, with Krishnanagar Uttar constituency also seeing significant political activity. Voters will choose between established parties and new contenders in this crucial election.
Tamil Nadu voter turnout: 85.10% polling recorded; women voters outnumber men in historic exercise
Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections: The Election Commission of India has released the final roadmap for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly General Elections. A significant 85.10 per cent voter turnout was recorded. Women voters outnumbered men, a notable trend. Counting of votes will take place on May 4. Arrangements are finalized for efficient, transparent, and secure processing of over 48 million voters' mandates.
UP SIR: Over 84 lakh voters added in final list, total electorate rises to 13.39 crore
Uttar Pradesh has seen a significant increase in its electorate. Over 84 lakh new voters were added, bringing the total to 13.39 crore. This growth occurred during a Special Intensive Revision exercise. The number of young voters aged 18-19 also saw a substantial rise. The gender ratio has improved, reflecting greater inclusivity.
EC audits security preparedness to ensure free and fearless vote in Puducherry
Puducherry prepares for Assembly elections on April 9, 2026. The Election Commission has instructed officials to ensure a fair process. Over 9.48 lakh voters are registered. Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized opposition parties, stating they lack a vision for Puducherry's development and aim to control it for political gain. He highlighted the NDA's focus on progress for the Union Territory.
West Bengal elections 2026: Demographic shift may alter poll maths; BJP win must for Hindus to remain majority, Sukanta Majumdar says
Union minister Sukanta Majumdar warns of demographic shifts in West Bengal. He suggests Hindus may soon become a minority in districts, impacting future election results. The BJP is recalibrating its campaign strategy. The party aims to strengthen its organization and focus on a Bengal-centric narrative.
West Bengal election date 2026: Bengal to vote in two phases on April 23, 29; counting on May 4
West Bengal Election Date 2026: West Bengal will vote in two phases on April 23 and April 29, 2026. Vote counting is set for May 4, 2026. Over a crore young voters will participate. The Election Commission is ensuring transparency with webcasting at all 80,719 polling stations. Security arrangements are a key focus for the upcoming elections.
Post-SIR rolls redraw WB's poll map; border belts, Matua axis and minority districts see sharp churn
West Bengal's electoral rolls have seen a significant pruning of 63.66 lakh names, impacting voter profiles across districts ahead of the 2026 assembly polls. This demographic churn, particularly in border and minority-heavy regions, introduces uncertainty and could reshape constituency margins. The adjudication of over 60 lakh names adds another layer of electoral fluidity.
As per Special Revision, Assam has 24,958,139 eligible voters
Exciting news for Assam as the final voter list for the upcoming assembly elections has been released! With over 24.9 million individuals ready to cast their votes, this list showcases some changes from the draft edition. The revision was carefully curated to ensure every eligible voter is accounted for, while also removing names of those who have sadly passed away.
ECI concludes house-to-house verification phase of SIR in Assam, total electors at 2.52 crore
Assam's Special Revision of electoral rolls is complete, with 2,51,09,754 electors after removing 93,021 doubtful voters and 4,78,992 deceased. The process involved 100% household coverage and identified 5,23,680 shifted electors and 53,619 demographically similar entries for correction. The purification aims for an error-free roll ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections.
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