…again regardless of who they support, who they think will be the eventual Democratic nominee. Sanders led this question with 41%, followed by Biden at 26%, and Buttigieg at 19%….
…the economy at 18%. In the 12th District, 40% think crime is the most important issue facing the city, followed by the economy at 23%. Voters in both districts are…
…have lost their health insurance, compared to just 6% of Asians (6%) and whites (6%). New Yorkers did report receiving a wide range of public and private, financial and in-kind…
…the fall. Twenty-one percent (21%) think that Trump should, and 25% are unsure. As the US enters its 6 month with the coronavirus epidemic, and an impending presidential election, the…
…top issue at 39%; in the rest of the state, the issue drops to 11%. Thirty percent (30%) of Republican primary voters say they think Richard Irvin is best suited…
…the MTA. A plurality (49%) of voters favor more funding, while 42% view funding as adequate, and 10% think less money should be spent on the MTA. A majority (53%)…
…support his decision to run a write-in campaign, while 32% think he should have discontinued his campaign, and 10% are unsure. When asked their opinion of the candidates, a majority…
…workers, while 38% disagree. Six percent (6%) were unsure or had no opinion. Regarding which candidate likely voters think would best handle the COVID-19 recovery, a majority (52%) say Governor…
…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…