…undecided. When undecided voters are asked who they are leaning towards and accounted for in their candidate’s total support, Abbott’s lead tightens to nine percentage points, 53% to 44%. Since…
…say they are more likely to support a candidate endorsed by Trump while 42% are less likely to support a candidate endorsed by Trump. Twenty-two percent (22%) of voters are…
…Whitmer and Dixon. Fifteen percent are not familiar. Voters were asked if the debate improved or worsened the opinion of the candidates. Forty-one percent of voters say the debate improved…
…23% think it has improved. Twenty-two percent are not familiar with the matter. Forty-seven percent of voters are either very (22%) or somewhat (25%) concerned about Britney Griner’s continued imprisonment…
…of the vote, while 9% support someone else and 3% are undecided. Between Biden and DeSantis, DeSantis leads 46% to 43%; 7% support someone else and 4% are undecided. Florida…
…was weighted based on gender, age, education, region, and based on 2016 turnout model. It is important to remember that subsets based on gender, age, party breakdown, ethnicity, and region…
…and Independent likely voters, n=500, with a Credibility Interval (CI) similar to a poll’s margin of error (MOE) of +/- 4.3 percentage points. The data was weighted based on gender,…
…are unsure. A majority of Republicans (77%) believe Congress is achieving less than usual, whereas Democrats are more split: 41% say less than usual, 37% say more than usual, and…
…Agricultural Commissioner Ryan Quarles trails with 13%, and Eric Deters holds 10%. Thirteen percent are undecided ahead of Tuesday’s primary. Since last month’s survey of the Republican primary, Cameron has…