…percent are undecided, and 4% plan to vote for someone else. Since the July Emerson Nevada poll, Cortez Masto’s support has decreased by three points while Laxalt’s support has increased…
…are split on the federal government’s decision to forgive $10,000 of student loan debt for borrowers making under $125,000 per year: 32% think it is too much action, 26% think…
…percent are neutral, and 18% are not familiar with the Lieutenant Governor. Virginia voters are split on their view of President-elect Donald Trump: 47% have a favorable view of Trump…
…plan to support Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron. Five percent plan to vote for someone else, while 13% are undecided. “Governor Beshear not only holds the majority of Democratic voters’…
…Trump, 37% would support Biden, 7% someone else, and 5% are undecided. A plurality of voters (41%) say the recent FBI search of Mar-a-Lago makes them more likely to support…
…undecided. When undecided voters are asked who they are leaning towards and accounted for in their candidate’s total support, Abbott’s lead tightens to nine percentage points, 53% to 44%. Since…
…year olds via Centiment (n=162). Probability-based sampling methods are used by contacting a list of registered voters provided by Aristotle, via cell phones via SMS-to-web and landlines via Interactive Voice…
…say they are more likely to support a candidate endorsed by Trump while 42% are less likely to support a candidate endorsed by Trump. Twenty-two percent (22%) of voters are…
…Whitmer and Dixon. Fifteen percent are not familiar. Voters were asked if the debate improved or worsened the opinion of the candidates. Forty-one percent of voters say the debate improved…