…are undecided. In a hypothetical presidential matchup between President Biden and former President Trump, 50% would support Biden, 41% Trump, and 7% someone else. Regarding the FBI’s search of Mar-a-Lago,…
…percent have a favorable view of Tiffany Smiley, while 39% have an unfavorable view of Smiley. Nineteen percent are either unsure or have never heard of Smiley. Voters are nearly…
…democracy are their most important issue break for Franken by 57 points and DeJear by 50 points.” Forty-nine percent of voters are either much more likely (39%) or somewhat more…
…Biden. Eight percent would support someone else and 3% are undecided. A plurality of voters (37%) say the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago makes them more likely to support Trump in…
…five points. Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, said, “Men are breaking for the Republican candidate and women are breaking for the Democratic candidate in the US Senate…
…Trump, voters are split: 44% support Biden and 44% support Trump. Nine percent would vote for someone else and 3% are undecided. A plurality of voters (38%) say the FBI…
…data sets were weighted by gender, age, education, race, party registration, and region based on 2022 turnout modeling. It is important to remember that subsets based on demographics carry with…
…an unfavorable view of her. Four percent are unsure or have never heard of Blumenthal, whereas 24% are unsure or have not heard of Levy. In the Connecticut gubernatorial election,…
…“While a plurality or majority of all age groups support Amendment D, it is most popular among voters under 35 at 56% support, and least popular among voters over 65,…