In the latest Emerson national poll, former VP Joe Biden continues to lead the Democratic primary at 31%, similar to the numbers found in both of Emerson’s July national polls….
…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…
…an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines only (n=423) and an online panel provided by Amazon Turk and Dynata (n=332). Visit our website at www.emersonpolling.com. Follow us on Twitter…
…under 50, with 28% support from that group of voters. Conversely, Biden continues to dominate the older vote with 42% support from those aged 50 or over. Warren competes with…
…set in their current choice. Sanders supporters are the most committed to their candidate, with 65% saying they will definitely vote for the Vermont Senator. Warren supporters follow, with 47%…
…these two groups in how they trusted different institutions. For example, 37% of those who did not take a civics class believe their state runs fair elections compared with 62%…
…Walker, 36% say it improved their opinion of Walker, and 22% say it made no impact. Warnock’s reception is more split: 35% say it worsened their opinion of Warnock, 34%…
…Mehmet Oz. Seven percent have heard nothing about it. A plurality of voters (44%) say the debate improved their opinion of Mehmet Oz, while 25% say it worsened their opinion…
…field had no support. (December 7-10, MM, Democratic Caucus, n=325, +/-5.4%) The most movement in this poll, as compared to the last Emerson Poll in October, is Warren’s downward slide from frontrunner…