…jobs and increase unemployment, or immigration should increase to fill jobs companies have trouble filling. Eighty-percent (80%) of likely Republican primary voters say immigration should not increase because it will…
…of those with a high school degree or less say the shootings make them more likely to support gun control laws, this view increases to 19% among those who have…
…to 8%.” Since June, the economy dropped seven points (from 58% to 51%) as the most important issue voters identify facing the nation. Crime and abortion access were the second-most…
…the legislation. Seventy-three percent (73%) say diverse representation is very (41%) or somewhat (33%) important in determining their vote for US Congress. Twenty-seven percent (27%) say diverse representation is not…
…recent events.” The poll finds President Biden with a 42% job approval and 51% job disapproval. This reflects a two-point increase in the President’s approval and two-point decrease in his…
…se alinea con los demócratas y el 27% se alinea con los republicanos, y los impuestos, en los que el 26% se alinea con los demócratas y el 25% se…
…voters at 72%, whereas white voters are evenly split between Hochul and Zeldin with 44% apiece.” In the US Senate election, Senator Chuck Schumer leads his Republican challenger Joe Pinion…
…3, which would amend the Missouri Constitution to allow the purchase, possession, use, and sale of marijuana for personal use for adults over the age of 21. Thirty-five percent oppose…
…Seventy-percent of voters (70%) support raising the minimum age to purchase a firearm from 18 to 21, a ten point increase in the past ten years, from 60%. A majority,…