March 2, 2019 — One year out from the South Carolina primary, former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders are the only two candidates to reach double digits…
…more compared to last year, with 29% saying they are paying less, and 35% saying they are paying about the same. Of those who said they were receiving a tax…
…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…
…46% in 2016, carrying the Tar Heel State and its 15 electoral votes. While the President remains popular within the Republican Party – Trump leads former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld…
…Among non-registered citizens, 48% are neutral and 44% view him negatively. In focus groups, there is consensus that the economy is worse under Biden’s leadership compared to Trump’s. One spanish-speaking…
…comparisons are made for categorical variables. A t-test is used in cases where comparisons are made for measurement variables. A Z-test is used in cases where comparisons are made between…
…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…
…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…
…the cost of living are influencing their perception of President Biden’s leadership. Some are losing confidence, not necessarily shifting to Trump, but exploring third-party options.” Presidential Approval & 2024 Primaries…