…former Governor Bill Weld and former Congressman Joe Walsh. There is a sharp divide between males and females in their approval of the President’s approval. Among men, Trump has a…
…issues with 22%, the economy with 21%, and the environment with 9%. Voters were split on the issue of if big tech companies like Apple, Facebook, and Google should be…
…maintains third place, with 15%, while former commissioner for the NYC Sanitation Department Kathryn Garcia dropped from 21% to 12%. New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer rounded out the top…
…unsure. 30% think an independent commission should create the maps, while 23% do not favor an independent commission. Party affiliation appears to be driving this issue, as Democrats and Independents…
…Bernie Sanders. Biden receives 54% support, compared to Sanders at 42%. The poll also included Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, as it was conducted before she dropped out of the race, and…
…Regarding higher education in the Commonwealth, a majority, 62%, said colleges and universities should not be opening with in-person classes. When asked about how safe they feel about going to…
…Californians think it is the right measure, compared to 23% who think it doesn’t go far enough and 26% who said it goes too far.” Additionally, another part of the…
Trump and Biden Comfortably Lead Republican and Democratic Primaries A new Emerson College Polling/WJW-TV Fox 8 Cleveland survey of Ohio voters finds Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown leading potential Republican opponents…
…think she should stay in the race, 13% are unsure or have no opinion on the matter. President Biden’s job approval remained steady at 42%, unchanged since last month. Forty-seven…