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Poll: How Much Will the Rise of the Islamic State Affect the November Election?
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AFP/Getty Images Poll: When Would a Congressional Vote to Authorize Force in Iraq and Syria Most Benefit Your Party?
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National Journal Poll: Would GOP Control of the Senate Bring a 'Grand Bargain'?
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Getty Images Poll: Which Campaign Trend Are You Paying Closest Attention To?
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Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters How Millennials Spend
They prefer their foods organic, their products natural, and their banks small.
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Poll: Is Your Party's Position Entering Midterms Better, Worse, or Same as When Going Into Primaries?
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The Financial Habits of Millennials In Four Charts
What the way young people choose to spend their money means for the economy.
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National Journal Dead Letter
Writing your lawmaker? Save that stamp.
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National Journal Poll: Does a Senator's Ability to Filibuster Help or Hurt Your Party?
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National Journal Poll: Would a GOP Senate Majority Leader End Filibustering of Bills?
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National Journal Poll: Does Passing a Border Spending Bill Help Your Party?
Political Insiders from both sides of the aisle say it does — but for different reasons.
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National Journal Poll: How Much Money Should Congress Approve for the Border Crisis?
Nearly 70 percent of Democratic Political Insiders call for the full $3.7 billion Obama requested.
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National Journal Poll: Which State's Senate Campaign Needs More Attention?
Democratic Political Insiders say the focus should be on Michelle Nunn's Georgia race.
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Poll: How Much of a Lame Duck Is Obama?
Political Insiders — including half of Democrats — say he's just passing time.
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National Journal Poll: Would Passing Appropriations Bills On Time Help the Country?
As one Political Insider puts it, "following the Constitution" is wise.
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National Journal Poll: Would Passing Appropriations Bills On Time Help Your Party?
Some Political Insiders would rather miss deadline than compromise.
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Molly Riley/Reuters In Public Schools, White Students Are No Longer the Majority
U.S. classrooms will enter a new era this fall—one in which black, Hispanic, and Asian students form the majority.
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National Journal School Is Over for the Summer. So Is the Era of Majority White U.S. Public Schools.
When schools reopen this fall, demographic changes will have tipped the balance to nonwhite students.
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National Journal How to Get Heard on the Hill
Why Hill staffers haven't finished reading that email newsletter yet.
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National Journal Political Insiders Poll
