…vaccinate themselves and their families,” Rabin continued. “There is some good news here, however,” he noted. “Residents who live in the 12 traditional Midwestern states do have a more positive…
…and 29% approval. The general election does not appear competitive, with Trump trailing Biden 69% to 31%, Sanders 64% to 36% and Warren 63% to 37% (n=761, +/-3.5%). MA Issues…
…traction mirrors a seeming reluctance within the Democratic base to consider newer candidates. 71% of Democratic Primary voters said there were too many candidates running, compared to 7% who believed…
…by 0.3%. Wiley, who ranks 5th in the initial preferences, edges out 4th place Stringer in Round 8, after capturing a large percentage of Morales’s voters. When Wiley is eliminated…
…vaccine policies. A majority (59%) of voters agree that businesses have the right to require their employees to get vaccinated, while 32% disagree, and 9% are unsure. There is a…
…notes that “an important thing for Sanders’ campaign is how Warren’s support varies across the state. Sanders is the second choice of nearly half of Warren supporters, and she is right…
…with a confidence interval of 95% a poll will fall outside the range of scores 1 in 20 times. Data was collected by contacting cell phones via SMS-to-web data collection,…
…will fall outside the range of scores 1 in 20 times. Data was collected by contacting an online panel, cell phones via SMS-to-web, and landlines via Interactive Voice Response (IVR)….
…prefer a car that uses ethanol fuel compared to 21% who prefer a car that uses an electric battery. Twenty-three percent of residents prefer neither. “Democrats are most favorable of…