Figures
3.1Percent saying Russian efforts to influence the 2016 election benefited Trump/Clinton campaign
3.2Percent who are very/somewhat/not too/not at all confident the Trump administration will make a serious effort to prevent Russia from influencing future US elections
3.3Share of registered voters saying the November 3, 2020, presidential election “probably” or “definitely” would be/was free and fair
3.4Share of voters believing the results of the 2020 election in each state are reliable based on what they’ve seen, read, or heard
3.5Percent of registered voters saying they believe each of the following was a free and fair election, or not
3.6Share of voters saying each of the following elections was free and fair
3.8Percent of respondents in OECD countries saying they are confident in the honesty of their elections, 2019
4.1Gap between Clinton/Biden and Trump voters on key cultural issues
4.4Median party ideology (a) in the House and (b) in the Senate
5.1US federal court nominations returned to the president by the Senate
5.2Average number of judicial appointments made per year by each president
5.3Would you like to see the Senate vote in favor of this nominee serving on the US Supreme Court?
5.4Percent who have a favorable opinion of each federal agency
6.3Cumulative days cabinet positions were vacant (as of June 6 in their third year)
6.4Average number of days for the Senate to confirm presidential nominations
6.5(a) Senior Executive Service employees, 2016–2018 and (b) Change in Senior Executive Service employees by cabinet department, 2016–2018
6.7Percent of first-term A-team positions experiencing turnover
7.2Tax burden and economic competitiveness in thirty-seven OECD countries, 2019
7.3Average annual GDP growth during presidential administrations, 1945–2019
7.4Change in after-tax personal income due to the TCJA, 2018
