…to 48%. Their continues to be a gender divide regarding the President: among males 47% approve and 47% disapprove, as compared to females where 49% disapprove and 39% approve. Trump continues…
…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…
…say it makes them less likely to support Trump; 27% say it makes no difference. “A majority of rural voters, 55%, say they are more likely to support the former…
…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…