…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…
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…
…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…
…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…
…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…
…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…
…vaccine for any reason, and another 12% will wait until there are no serious complications. Women appear more hesitant to take the vaccine than men, with 20% of women saying…
…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…
…community for survey respondents at 14%. Non-registered citizens in the survey were more likely to report housing and crime as pressing problems facing their communities compared to voters. A 62-year-old…