As coronavirus cases continue to grow across the country, the November presidential election appears to be unchanged, as former V.P. Joe Biden holds a four-point lead over President Trump ––…
…among Republicans, at 28%, while a plurality (45%) of Democrats said healthcare was their top priority. Regarding the corruption case surrounding House Bill 6, a combined 51% are very familiar…
…General will win. Kentucky voters oppose the current state laws that ban abortion in nearly all cases, with no exception for rape or incest, 55% to 28% who support it;…
…unsure. Men are more in favor of Cuomo’s resignation (66% yes/23% no/12% unsure) than women (54% yes/29% no/17% unsure). In the case that Cuomo leaves office and is replaced by…
…voters (40%) are unsure which candidate they will choose for the second ballot question, who should replace Gov. Newsom in the case of his recall. Leading the field of candidates…
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…cases of COVID-19 and as a public health intervention to contain infections. We surveyed US parents to measure the proportion of children tested for COVID-19 since the start of the…
…to foriegn affairs. His trip to Saudi Arabia and actions on Griner’s case are unfavorable, but, at the same time, the economy is less of a concern for voters than…
…to save a mother’s life, but not for cases of rape or incest. As there is neither a Senate or gubernatorial debate scheduled with both major parties in attendance, 80%…