…the sample size is reduced. Data was collected using both an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines only (n=565) and an online panel provided by Amazon Turk (n=242). www.emersonpolling.com Follow…
…40-point advantage over all other candidates, similar to his 41-point lead in March. As the field of candidates has come more into focus since March, Florida Governor DeSantis no longer…
…things are generally heading in the right direction. Democrats and Republicans are inversely split: 72% of Democrats think things are heading in the right direction as compared to 75% of…
…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…
…Auto Workers strike, while Republicans are more split, with 28% supporting the strike and 29% supporting the car manufacturing companies,” Kimball noted. “Independents lean closer to the Democrats at 38%…
…‘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….
…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…
…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…
…Seventeen percent (17%) of Republican voters are undecided. When these undecided voters are asked who they are leaning toward and allocated, Britt leads Brooks 59% to 41%. Spencer Kimball, Executive…