…size n=207, +/-6.9%). However, Trump’s approval in the state has worsened to 42% approve/51% disapprove in comparison to Emerson’s February poll that had 46% approve/48% disapprove. General Election When looking…
…in determining their November vote, followed by threats to democracy (15%), crime (13%), abortion access (11%), and healthcare (7%). Fifty-seven percent (57%) of voters think the current bail reform policy…
…strongest among Democrats (83%), Asian-Americans (81%), African-Americans (71%), and those aged 18-29 (60%). Interestingly, by educational attainment, support is highest for this policy among those who have a postgraduate degree…
…in Texas. However, he remains popular within his party, leading Republican opponent former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld 87% to 13%. (n=344, +/-5.3%). This is consistent with other Emerson polls conducted…
…Weld 86% to 14% (n=384, +/-5%, MM, May 10-13). President Trump’s approval rating remains the same as in the April Emerson Poll with a 43% approval and 49% disapproval (n=1,006,…
…she received 4% support. (MM, registered Democratic Primary voters, n=519, +/-4.3%) This poll is a bounce-back for Biden, who found himself trailing in the February Emerson poll by seven points. Candidate support…
…Chicago poll was conducted March 23-25, 2023. The sample consisted of very likely voters, n=1,000, with a Credibility Interval (CI), similar to a poll’s margin of error (MOE) of +/-…
…41%; 8% are undecided. Half of Ohio voters (50%) think the economy, including jobs, inflation, and taxes, is the most important issue facing Ohio, followed by abortion access (12%), healthcare…
…of Ohio women voters, Whaley’s success is unlikely,” explained Kimball. The economy is considered the top issue for 43% of voters, followed by abortion access (16%), and healthcare (11%). Ohio…