…not vote in 2016 are voting for Biden and the majority (56%) of those who voted for someone else in 2016 say they are voting for Biden this cycle. The…
…9%, NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer at 6%, and Former NYC Department of Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia at 5%. All other candidates polled under 5%, and 17% of respondents answered someone…
…president following the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago. Suburban voters are more split, 38% say it makes them less likely to support Trump and 35% say it makes them more likely…
…sports gambling in the Commonwealth, with 31% in opposition, and 25% undecided. By gender, males are more likely to support (55% to 27%) legalizing sports gambling while females are split,…
…else, compared to 74% of Haley voters and 75% of DeSantis voters.” “In the past several months, no candidate has been able to chip away at Trump’s solid base of…
…40%. Those that live in urban areas are breaking for Biden (53% to 37%), as are those who live in the suburbs (49% to 45). In rural areas of the…
…their chosen candidate. Biden and Sanders supporters are much more committed to their candidate than Warren supporters: 55% of Biden supporters and 50% of Sanders supporters said they will definitely…
…knowledge on this issue. However, voters have maintained a similar attitude from earlier in the week, with 44% saying Cuomo should resign over the nursing home issue, compared to 45%…
…are demonstrating a lower level of enthusiasm toward Brown,” Kimball noted. “It is not that these voters are supporting the Republican candidate over Brown, they are choosing to select someone…