Eli Yokley is a U.S. politics analyst at Morning Consult. With a background in reporting on House and Senate campaigns and state-level politics, Eli focuses on themes related to government and politics, as well as business and economics. He has been featured in Morning Consult and has contributed to notable publications such as The New York Times, Politico, and The Daily Beast.
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Eli Yokley's coverage heavily relies on data and polling, with a strong focus on political themes. He covers approval ratings, rankings of politicians, and polling related to various political events in the United States.
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But his critiques of the GOP’s signature legislation may be taking hold
GOP voters drive increase in opposition to repeal of Biden-era clean-energy production and EV incentives
By: Eli Yokley
The California governor’s face-off with Trump is playing well with the Democratic base
Trump is getting better marks for his handling of Iran’s conflict with Israel and national security, even as few voters buy his claims
Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Act continues to poll poorly, even if the public has a shallow understanding of it
Conservatives outnumber liberals in 38 states
Democrats lead Republicans on generic ballot
The populist economic agenda already has a supermajority, the question is which party figures that out first
Morning Consult's May 2026 midterms report shows generic ballot at D+3, Trump's net approval at −9 and energy as the GOP's softest underbelly
