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The nonpartisan Elon University Poll was established in 2000 and conducts North Carolina and national public policy surveys to promote civic engagement.

 Elon, N.C.
elon.edu/u/elon-poll/
Joined October 2021
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Elon University Poll@ElonPollSep 10
Democrat Roy Cooper maintains a double-digit lead over Republican Michael Whatley in our latest poll on the North Carolina U.S. Senate race. Details: elon.edu/u/news/2026/09/10/e…
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Dan Anderson@ElonDan9 Oct 2025
If you care about the future of college athletics, you'll want to dig into the findings of the groundbreaking poll that @elonuniversity has conducted in partnership with @KnightAthletics. Check out this website: bit.ly/D1leaderspoll.
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Our new survey with @KnightAthletics raises serious questions about the future of college sports. D1 leaders speak out at: bit.ly/D1leaderspoll
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@NILnotNLI9 Oct 2025
The new Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics survey unequivocally demonstrates that NCAA Division I leaders want Congress to intervene, specifically through legislation like the SCORE Act, to curb the exploitative elements currently championed by certain NIL lawyers.
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@RossDellenger9 Oct 2025
A Knight Commission survey of university presidents and ADs found that 76% of those polled believe the House settlement will have a “negative impact” on Division I athletics, including a whopping 88% of presidents. A reminder that presidents voted to adopt the settlement.
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@bmarcello9 Oct 2025
A Knight Commission poll of Division I university presidents and athletic directors reveals 76% of leaders believe House v. NCAA settlement terms will have a negative impact on college athletics. An incredible 88% of presidents responded that it will impact athletics negatively.
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Elon University@elonuniversity29 Apr 2025
When asked how likely do they think that there will be major changes to the Social Security system over the next several years, 66% said they thought it was very or somewhat likely.
Elon University National Social Security Poll from April 2025, showing respondents' opinions on the likelihood of major changes in Social Security over the next several years. Overall, 66% think it's likely, 18% unlikely, and 16% are unsure. By party affiliation: 83% of Democrats, 54% of Republicans, and 63% of Independents think major changes are likely; smaller percentages find it unlikely or are unsure.

ALT Elon University National Social Security Poll from April 2025, showing respondents' opinions on the likelihood of major changes in Social Security over the next several years. Overall, 66% think it's likely, 18% unlikely, and 16% are unsure. By party affiliation: 83% of Democrats, 54% of Republicans, and 63% of Independents think major changes are likely; smaller percentages find it unlikely or are unsure.

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Elon University@elonuniversity29 Apr 2025
When asked if they were willing to accept higher prices on things now with the hope that things would be better for the US economy in the long run, 38% said yes and 43% said no, while the remaining 19% said they were unsure.
Bar chart from an Elon University Tariff Impact Poll, April 2025, showing responses to whether individuals are willing to accept higher prices for a better long-term U.S. economy. Overall, 38% said yes, 43% no, 19% unsure. Republicans: 71% yes, 13% no, 16% unsure. Democrats: 13% yes, 71% no, 15% unsure. Independents: 25% yes, 47% no, 28% unsure.

ALT Bar chart from an Elon University Tariff Impact Poll, April 2025, showing responses to whether individuals are willing to accept higher prices for a better long-term U.S. economy. Overall, 38% said yes, 43% no, 19% unsure. Republicans: 71% yes, 13% no, 16% unsure. Democrats: 13% yes, 71% no, 15% unsure. Independents: 25% yes, 47% no, 28% unsure.

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Elon University@elonuniversity25 Feb 2025
A national survey conducted by @ElonPoll found deep divisions about the Trump administration's economic policies and immigration enforcement and more. Read more here: elon.edu/u/news/2025/02/25/e…
Elon University Poll banner, titled 'ISSUES 2025: Tariffs, immigration & more,' with poll dates listed as February 6-11, 2025. The background features abstract circular patterns in shades of red and blue.

ALT Elon University Poll banner, titled 'ISSUES 2025: Tariffs, immigration & more,' with poll dates listed as February 6-11, 2025. The background features abstract circular patterns in shades of red and blue.

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