…Court should uphold it. Twelve percent (12%) are unsure. When asked which of the following statements comes closest to their position on abortion: legal in all cases, legal up to…
…specifically registered Republicans, Baker’s endorsement carries little weight. A plurality, 45%, of Republican primary voters say Governor Charlie Baker’s endorsement makes them less likely to support a candidate, whereas 46%…
…When the undecided voters are allocated towards the candidate they said they are leaning towards, Adams expands his lead to forty points, 70% to 30%. Majorities of all age categories…
…22% are undecided. Undecided voters were asked who they are leaning towards; with undecided voters allocated, both candidates increase about six points: Busch Valentine’s to 45% and Kunce’s to 41%. …
…favorably, compared to the 27% that view Taylor Robson very favorably. Lake’s unfavorables are about ten points higher than Taylor Robson: only 31% have a somewhat (12%) or very (18%)…
…environment at 19% and social issues at 18%. Voters are split on California’s status as a sanctuary state, 40% support, 37% oppose, and 23% are undecided. Kimball notes, “if there…
…issues. Among Democratic primary voters, health care is the most important issue (27%), followed by social issues (21%) and the economy (15%). Impeachment is ranked 6th out of 9 issues…
…“the only angle and hope candidates like Bloomberg or Patrick have for the nomination – is a brokered convention, and while unlikely, the elimination of Super Delegates in 2020 makes…
…(24%) want Governor Baker to allow non-essential businesses to open on May 18, another 31% want to wait until June and another 22% want to wait until the 4th of…