…than women, 36% to 19%,” Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, noted. “Forty-six percent of women are undecided compared to 24% of men. Women voters are more supportive…
…the Atlanta area, with 81% breaking for Warnock and 77% for Ossoff. Republicans lead south of Atlanta with Loeffler performing slightly better with 58% support, as compared with 57% for…
…to the same level of support nationally,” highlighted Kimball. “While she holds 30% support among college-educated voters nationally, Trump commands about 58%. Among voters over 50, Haley garners 21% support,…
…has a larger lead, 59% to 13%. Evans’ base of support is among White voters, where he garners 84% support compared to Warren at 11%. Conversely, Warren’s support is greater…
…rest of the field. Former City Hall counsel Maya Wiley and Former NYC Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia are battling for second, at 18% and 17%, respectively. Entrepreneur Andrew Yang is…
…over 65 oppose the recall 54% to 45%. Those with a college degree are slightly more likely to be against the recall (62% to 38%), compared to those without a…
…support for Mayor, housing (21%) and education/schools (21%) were the most common top issues. Other listed issues were Covid-19 (10%), crime (9%), healthcare (8%), the environment (8%), jobs (6%), and…
…7 percentage points. This suggests that Brown may have a base that did not come out to vote in the primary, but is now tuning in for the general election….
…the Republican Presidential Primary, 62% of voters support Donald Trump, 10% Nikki Haley, 6% Ron DeSantis, and 7% Vivek Ramaswamy, who dropped out of the race after the poll completed…