…they think the President-elect’s cabinet picks represent real change or are a continuation of more of the same in Washington. Forty-five percent think it represents real change and 37% think…
…action; 30% think it is not enough action. On the repayment freeze, 35% of voters think it is too much action, 38% think it is just the right amount of…
…in North America. A plurality of voters (44%) think the administration is not taking enough action, 35% think they are taking the right amount of action, and 8% think they…
…split on which candidate would be best for Kentucky’s economy, with a third (33%) backing Cameron, while 30% think Craft would be best, and 17% think Quarles. When it comes…
…to make them change their mind. This compares to 35% of Biden supporters who cannot think of anything to make them change their mind, while 30% can think of something…
…they lean toward, Trump’s overall support increases to 51%, and Biden to 48%. Seventy-five percent of voters think the cost of living in the United States is rising, 18% think…
…think they have no impact on jobs. “A majority of Republicans think tariffs help create American jobs at 65%, while a majority of Democrats think tariffs eliminate American jobs at…
…it as fair/poor. Forty-eight percent think the Trump administration is putting “America first,” while 41% think it is not, and 10% are unsure. Following the Oval Office meeting between Trump…
…the President. A plurality (42%) think their community safety is no different now than it was four years ago, while 39% think their community is less safe, and 19% think…