…has a higher number of undecided voters. It will be interesting to see where these voters end up and how that could impact the other races in the state.” Regarding…
…the race for Senate and 36% are undecided in the race for Governor. In the open race to fill outgoing Senator Rob Portman’s seat, businessman Mike Gibbons leads the Republican…
…else (n=644, +/-3.8%). Yang leads with White (50%) and Asian (60%) voters Adams leads with Black/African American voters (31%) and with Hispanic voters (26%) A majority, 56%, of voters 18-29…
…At a nearly 2:1 ratio (64% say it is at least somewhat serious/34% say not that or not at all serious), people in the city think systemic racism is a…
…highest among those 18-34 (59% approval/32% disapproval), and higher among men (47% approval/43% disapproval) than women (39% approval/49% disapproval). Lightfoot appears to struggle the most with those 50 and older…
…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…