…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…
…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…
…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,…
…are split about what they are most worried about within the Coronavirus crisis: 36% are most worried about losing access to health and emergency services, and 34% said they are…
…data sets were weighted by borough, age, education, race, and party registration based on a 2021 turnout model. It is important to remember that subsets based on gender, age, party…
…of registered voters, n=808, with a Credibility Interval (CI) similar to a poll’s margin of error (MOE) of +/- 3.4 percentage points. The data was weighted based on mode, 2016…
…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…
…loyal to their chosen candidate, while 53% might vote for someone else. Within this question, 57% of Klobuchar supporters are committed, compared to 56% of Sanders supporters, 49% of Buttigieg…