…37% said they are financially about the same. Of voters who voted for Trump in 2016, 61% said they are better off now, compared to 22% of Clinton voters who…
…‘too lenient,’ and 13% think they are ‘too strict.’” A majority of Republican primary voters (67%) think children in their community are very (21%) or somewhat (46%) safe attending school….
…and 43% are comfortable going to the gym with some spacing precautions. In Texas, 40% are comfortable going to a restaurant, 58% are comfortable going to the beach or a park,…
…Stringer by 1 point (8.4% to 5.8%), Yang would be knocked out in round 8 at 32.4% to 32%. Voters appear to be coalescing around the issue of living arrangements,…
…perception of the overall quality of healthcare in their region compared to the rest of the country — 37% of traditional Midwesterners said healthcare is better in their area, compared…
…point this year..” Other notable shifts in a comparison of this poll and last year’s national poll include: From +61 among Black/African American voters in 2022, to +47 in 2023…
…And Harris is at 8% among under 50 year olds and 12% among those 50 and up. Sanders’ support also disproportionately comes from those making less than $100,000 a year…
…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…
…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…