…among Democrats, might generate movement in the Democratic gubernatorial and Senate primaries,” Kimball notes. Overall, a Biden endorsement makes 43% of Democratic voters more likely to support a candidate; has…
…a survey and a series of focus groups to better understand Hispanic attitudes and beliefs towards politics, policy issues, voting, and media. The Nevada study follows statewide studies of Hispanics…
…84% of respondents said they had taken one (22%) or multiple (62%) civics classes while 16% had taken no classes in civics or government. A significant difference was found between…
…collected using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines (n=462), SMS-to-web texts (n=206), and an online panel provided by MTurk (n=154). Maine 2020 The final Emerson College poll before…
…January 6 make them more likely to support Trump in 2024, 34% say it makes them less likely, and 31% say it makes no difference. As sports betting becomes legal…
…79% do not plan on gambling. Likelihood to gamble on NFL games decreases with age: 35% of voters under 35 plan on gambling this season, compared to 32% of those…
…a 22-state study on the Midwest region and surrounding states. States that have been released as of October 10 include Kentucky and Oklahoma. (LINK) Additional states will be released over…
…of Burgum, along with 20% of Democrats.” “When it comes to President Biden in North Dakota, residents have stronger views: 60% of Democrats approve of their party’s president, while 94%…
…undecided. Education & Party Divides Colorado voters whose highest level of education is high school or less prefer Trump over Biden, 42% to 25%. Biden leads Trump among college graduates…