…president, followed COVID-19 response with 21%, healthcare with 11%, social justice with 13%, climate change with 8% and the supreme court with 3%. Among Trump voters, the majority (60%) say…
…a combination of online and in-person betting, 4% plan to bet online, 2% plan to bet in person at casinos, and 1% plan to bet in person at a stadium…
…has decreased by four points. The share of voters who are neutral toward the president has increased from 9% to 11%. Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling said,…
…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…
…of Burgum, along with 20% of Democrats.” “When it comes to President Biden in North Dakota, residents have stronger views: 60% of Democrats approve of their party’s president, while 94%…
…by 11 points, 44% to 33%. A majority (65%) of voters with a postgraduate degree support Biden, compared to 22% who support Trump. South Dakotans of all educational attainments prefer…
…likely to categorize Lightfoot as somewhat or very dishonest, at 39%, compared to African-Americans (28%) and Hispanics (26%). Voters were asked to rate the job performance of Mayor Lightfoot on…
…one issue. Compared to the WGN-TV/Emerson poll in June, crime has risen six points as a top issue, from 38% to 44%. All other issues were below 12%: Covid-19 (12%), education/schools…
