The commonwealth's political anxiety index is mostly unchanged.

Average planned holiday spending among Virginians is down about 5% as elevated prices, a softening labor market, and ongoing tariff pressures weigh on budgets.  

Lieutenant governor race is close in latest polling.

The third-quarter report found Virginians are beginning to feel slightly more confident about their finances, though concerns about inflation from tariffs linger.

The latest Roanoke College Poll offers a look at November's statewide races, as well as public opinion on current elected leaders and major political parties.

The second-quarter report found tariffs remained a concern as consumers expressed unease about the economy.

Virginians also weighed in on the national debt and deficit in the latest Roanoke College Poll.

The first report of the new year found that consumer sentiment had fallen, while inflation concerns had risen.

In addition to an early look at November's gubernatorial race, Virginians were asked to weigh in on taxes and immigration in the latest Roanoke College Poll.

Reaction to the 2024 Presidential election is mixed, although a majority of Virginians are simply happy that it’s over.