…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…
…higher risk of illness, substantially more (68%) are willing to be vaccinated, compared to 52% of those who see themselves at lower risk. Level of education plays a role in…
…else. Spencer Kimball, Director of the Emerson Poll, points out that, “similar to our other polls, Biden and Sanders voters are the most loyal with 50% to 55% saying they…
…are split between healthcare 22% and jobs 14% as their top issue. “When it comes to fair elections, 63% of Ohioans think their state runs fair elections. Of those that…
…not take a civics class said none are credible, compared to 31% of those with a civics education who say none are credible. President Joe Biden has a 42% job…
…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…
…FBI search of Mar-a-Lago. Thirty-two percent are less likely to support Trump because of the Mar-a-Lago search, and 30% say it makes no difference. Thirty-five percent say the events of…
…today financially then they were a year ago. Forty-eight percent are worse off, 26% are about the same or have noticed no difference, and 26% are better off than they…
…are demonstrating a lower level of enthusiasm toward Brown,” Kimball noted. “It is not that these voters are supporting the Republican candidate over Brown, they are choosing to select someone…