…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…
…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…