…signals a competitive general election if she is the nominee,” Kimball continues, “her 57% approval among Democratic voters is not promising for a primary and 24% approval among independents reflects…
…rest of the field. Former City Hall counsel Maya Wiley and Former NYC Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia are battling for second, at 18% and 17%, respectively. Entrepreneur Andrew Yang is…
…7 percentage points. This suggests that Brown may have a base that did not come out to vote in the primary, but is now tuning in for the general election….
…Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling. Kimball continued, “While Hochul has a commanding lead in the New York city region, 63% to 17%, the Governor trails Zeldin 49%…
…64,” Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling said. Kimball continued, “Among this demographic, 44% plan to vote Healey and 42% support Diehl, whereas Healey holds a 21-point lead…
…migrants from other states, while 36% throughout the state think they should continue. Nineteen percent are neutral or have no opinion. As Mayor Eric Adams has called for a state…
…a caucus, and 41% of women are undecided.” Kimball continued, “While both Biden and Trump have lost some support in Iowa, it does not appear that any other candidate has…
…“Young voters have shifted toward Harris: her support compared to Biden increased by 16 points in Arizona, eight in Georgia, five in Michigan, 11 in Pennsylvania, and one in Wisconsin…
…in Pennsylvania, 49% to 48%. Gender gap on the ballot Generally, female voters tend to support Harris while male voters support Trump, with the lone exception coming in Arizona, where…