…and 13% are neutral. When it comes to the most important issue while deciding for whom they will for president, health care was the most popular choice at 28%, followed…
…that they have seen, read, or heard about Coronavirus, they are concerned about contracting COVID-19. 31% said they are very concerned, 39% are somewhat concerned, 8% were unsure, 12% said…
…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…
…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…
…doing as Governor, while 36% disapprove of the job she is doing in office. Seventeen percent are neutral toward Governor Whitmer. This compares to 38% of residents who approve of…
…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…
…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,…
…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…
…and education based on the general population using a sample of n=475 participants and allowing the natural fallout to create the sample of n=419. Turnout modeling is based on US…