…9%, NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer at 6%, and Former NYC Department of Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia at 5%. All other candidates polled under 5%, and 17% of respondents answered someone…
…preferred candidate, 48% said they could still change their minds. Sanders supporters are the most committed at 67%. Looking at the other top candidates, 60% of Biden supporters, 51% of…
…else;” and when these voters specified their top issue, the most common responses included climate change, crime, and income inequality. Kimball notes: “Despite widespread attention on Russia-Ukraine tensions, domestic issues…
…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…
…focus groups and surveys to better understand Hispanic attitudes and beliefs towards policy issues, politics, voting and media. The Florida study follows statewide studies of Hispanics in Colorado and Texas. Leer en español /…
…they both garner 3% support among women; Yang receives 11% and Gabbard receives 12% support from men. Within congressional districts, Sanders leads in the first district with 26%, followed by…
…than other countries around the world. However, there is a huge divide between parties on this view; 77% of Democrats say the US is handling coronavirus worse than other countries, as compared…
The Common Good Index 2023 is the second annual national index that quantifies and tracks levels of division, identifies causes and seeks ways to establish a unifying and constructive national…
…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…