…Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, compared Trump’s standing in this national poll to this time last year: “Last November, Biden led Trump by four points, whereas this November, he…
…Director of Emerson College Polling said, “Britt’s initial ballot support in the runoff is higher among men than among women, she leads Brooks 55% to 31% among men compared to…
…definitely vote for the candidate they chose and 15% say there is a chance they could change their mind and vote for someone else. When it comes to what is…
…president in 2024, while 21% can think of something that could make them change their mind. Ohio voters were asked separately which comes closest to their view on the 2016…
…opinion. Voters were asked which is the most pressing issue: a Covid-19 vaccine plan, a complete investigation into the sexual harassment allegations, or a complete investigation into nursing home deaths….
…9%, NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer at 6%, and Former NYC Department of Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia at 5%. All other candidates polled under 5%, and 17% of respondents answered someone…
…(82% to 15%) while McAuliffe leads with Democrats (90% to 6%). Among Independents, the majority (54%) support Youngkin, compared to 35% who support McAuliffe and 9% who are undecided. Youngkin…
…was murdered, 21% saying he committed suicide and 33% unsure. This is a significant shift from August 2019 when 34% believed he was murdered, 33% believed he committed suicide, and…
…else;” and when these voters specified their top issue, the most common responses included climate change, crime, and income inequality. Kimball notes: “Despite widespread attention on Russia-Ukraine tensions, domestic issues…