Poll: Majority Say U.S. Is in Political Crisis
A Quinnipiac University national survey conducted Sept. 18–21 finds 79% of registered voters say the United States is in a political crisis in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination; the poll (1,276 respondents, ±3.3 points) also shows broad concern about politically motivated violence and pessimism about lowering political tensions. Partisan splits show concern across parties, and a plurality expects political violence to worsen over the next few years.
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New poll reveals majority of voters believe US is experiencing political crisis after Kirk assassination
New information:
- 79% of respondents said the U.S. is in a political crisis; 18% disagreed
- Poll conducted Sept. 18–21, 2025 with 1,276 registered voters; sampling error ±3.3 points
- 71% said politically motivated violence is a 'very serious' problem; 54% said they expect political violence to worsen