…Republicans, the economy leads with 48%, followed by immigration (20%). Among Independents, the economy was most important with 38%, followed by healthcare (19%), Immigration (14%), the environment (9%) and social…
…was collected from January 30 – February 2, 2020, mixed-mode, n=853, margin of error of +/- 3.3%. This represents a slight shift from last week’s Emerson College/ Channel 7 poll…
…Texas voters, followed by abortion access (16%), immigration (12%), and healthcare (8%). Fifty-five percent of voters say they are much more likely (49%) or somewhat more likely (5%) to vote…
…are unsure. Regarding 2020, a plurality of residents (45%) think President Biden won fair and square, while a third (33%) think Biden stole the election; 22% are unsure. Political affiliation…
…in other Midwest polling,” Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, noted. “Trump competes with Biden among voters whose highest degree is college, leading 37% to 33%, whereas Biden…
…issue for Ohio voters at 41%, followed by “threats to democracy” (9%), abortion access (8%), crime (8%), housing affordability (8%), healthcare (8%), education (7%), and immigration (7%). Kimball notes, “Overall…
…(11%), education (10%), abortion access (8%), crime (5%), and housing affordability (4%). Among Republican caucus voters, 43% say the economy is the top issue followed by immigration at 21%. No…
…a higher rate (43% approval/40% disapproval) than men (56% disapproval to 33% approval). In comparison, President Biden has a 52% approval/33% disapproval job rating, while 15% are unsure. A majority…
…Democratic, Republican, and Independent very likely voters, n=434, with a Credibility Interval (CI) similar to a poll’s margin of error (MOE) of +/- 4.7 percentage points. The data sets were…