…by education (15%), “threats to democracy” (15%), immigration (10%), abortion access (9%), and healthcare (8%). While a majority of Iowa voters (54%) think President Biden’s victory in the 2020 Election…
…the most important issue for a 41% plurality of voters, followed by ‘threats to democracy’ (14%), healthcare (11%), immigration (9%), crime (8%), and abortion access (5%). Seventy-six percent of voters…
…Other areas included community engagement (4%), a curfew (4%), putting responsibility on parents for kids’ crime (3%), and replacing public officials (3%). When asked to rate the chance of being…
…to 52%, and Pilip to 48%, within the poll’s +/- 3.5% margin of error. Suozzi maintains the three-point margin he held over Pilip in January’s survey of voters, when he…
…42% to 38%; last month they broke for Biden 43% to 41%.” With third-party candidates on the ballot, 44% support Trump, 40% Biden, 6% support Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and…
…consider the economy to be the most important issue facing the nation, followed by immigration (17%), threats to democracy (12%), housing affordability (7%), and healthcare (7%). Following the 2024 Olympic…
…Sen. Cory Booker is at 4%, Andrew Yang is at 3% along with former Congressman John Delaney, and 3% of voters are still undecided (Sept 6-9, 2019, n=483, +/-4.4%). Prof….
…(8%), jobs (8%), police reform (7%), healthcare (7%), housing (5%), and homelessness (2%). Six percent (6%) of respondents said something else. Violent crime is the primary concern of Chicago residents,…
…to hold a strong lead in the primary match-up against former Governor Bill Weld – 83% to 17% (n=407, +/- 4.9%). In head to head match-ups, Trump trails all his…