Is more combativeness the right answer? While there is clearly appetite for stronger opposition to Trump, Democrats should be careful not to mistake volume for effectiveness. If the party swings too far toward symbolic resistance rather than strategic opposition, it risks alienating the swing voters who delivered past victories.

Americans’ trust in the news media has plummeted over the past five decades, with stark partisan and generational divides shaping public confidence. A new Gallup report outlines the extent of this decline, revealing the extent to which distrust has grown, particularly among younger Americans and Republicans.

The latest Quinnipiac poll is a wake-up call for Democrats: congressional approval is at an all-time low, independent voters are fleeing, and economic concerns are dominating voter priorities. Simply opposing Trump isn’t enough—Democrats need a clear, compelling vision to win back the commonsense center.

Republicans in Congress are seeing record-high approval, but persuadable voters are still on the fence. New Quinnipiac polling reveals key trends in voter sentiment—on the economy, Trump, and leadership—that will shape 2026. Can the GOP turn Democratic failures into lasting gains, or will swing voters look elsewhere? Our latest analysis breaks down what Republicans must do to win the commonsense center.

Report Finds Majority of Voters Oppose a Shutdown Over Musk, But Support One to Safeguard Medicare and Social Security

New Quinnipiac poll shows historic disapproval of congressional Democrats, record-high approval for Republicans, and deep voter dissatisfaction with government. Center Aisle Coalition breaks down what it means for both parties—and how they can win over the commonsense center.

New Quinnipiac poll shows historic disapproval of congressional Democrats, record-high approval for Republicans, and deep voter dissatisfaction with government. Center Aisle Coalition breaks down what it means for both parties—and how they can win over the commonsense center.

The latest Quinnipiac University National Poll (December 2024) and previous Center Aisle Coalition (CAC) research reveal that tariffs remain an unpopular and economically damaging policy choice. As President Trump moves forward with his plan to impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, polling shows a majority of Americans oppose this strategy, citing concerns over inflation, economic stability, and supply chain disruption

Center Aisle Board members Stephanie Murphy & Carlos Curbelo urge both political parties to be more genuine, sincere, and committed to the center, rather than just pivot to the center around election time. The Florida Roundup brings listeners up to speed on all things Florida- be it politics, the environment, the economy, culture and more.d more.

Center Aisle Board members Stephanie Murphy & Carlos Curbelo examine undecided voters and the issues important to them. Each week, The Florida Roundup brings listeners up to speed on all things Florida- be it politics, the environment, the economy, culture and more.

Center Aisle Founder & President Stephanie Murphy discuss how Center Aisle is helping to heal America's divisiveness. Each week, The Florida Roundup brings listeners up to speed on all things Florida- be it politics, the environment, the economy, culture and more.

The Hill features an opinion piece by CAC Board Members Stephanie Murphy and Carlos Curbelo where they challenge each political party: Do we want to keep catering to the extremes and alienating larger shares of Americans, further eroding confidence in our democracy? Or will one or even both parties seize the mantle of common-sense moderation and begin fighting for the center? Read more!