Checking the pulse of US politics in American’s semiquincentennial year.
Even by the standards of a decade marked by upheaval, 2026 has been extraordinary. As millions of voters prepare to head to the ballot box on November 3, understanding the true intent of the electorate is vital for pollsters, researchers, and campaigns.
Our latest report explores how US respondents feel about the upcoming midterm elections during this historic anniversary year. Leveraging the Cint Exchange, we surveyed around 500 verified US respondents in May 2026 to track shifting voter sentiments, media consumption habits, and the core issues driving the electorate.
Key takeaways
- Voting intentions: Projected turnout metrics for the 2026 midterms alongside a retrospective look at 2022 and 2024 participation.
- The personal vs. professional divide: A look at how comfortable Americans feel expressing political values at home versus the workplace.
- The trust factor: Public sentiment regarding electoral integrity, mainstream media bias, growing polarization, and deep anxieties over AI-driven misinformation.
