…community for survey respondents at 14%. Non-registered citizens in the survey were more likely to report housing and crime as pressing problems facing their communities compared to voters. A 62-year-old…
…among 18-29 year olds with 44%, followed by Buttigieg with 22%. Biden leads among all other age groups with 32% support among 30-49 year olds, 29% among 50-64 year olds,…
…and 44% are unsure of their choice. Kimball adds, “It is clear that Hegar has some work to do to sow up party support, as Hegar gets only 25% of the…
…registration, previous vote history, and region based on U.S. Census parameters and voter file data. It is important to remember that subsets based on demographics, such as gender, age, education,…
…things are generally heading in the right direction. Democrats and Republicans are inversely split: 72% of Democrats think things are heading in the right direction as compared to 75% of…
…40-point advantage over all other candidates, similar to his 41-point lead in March. As the field of candidates has come more into focus since March, Florida Governor DeSantis no longer…
…and 13% are neutral. When it comes to the most important issue while deciding for whom they will for president, health care was the most popular choice at 28%, followed…
…or their community. Ten percent (10%) are not very familiar, and 4% had never heard of the issue. In a follow-up question, a plurality (47%) of voters said they would…
…today financially then they were a year ago. Forty-eight percent are worse off, 26% are about the same or have noticed no difference, and 26% are better off than they…