…the Democratic primary vote, but of those who did not watch/follow debates, he receives 39% of the vote. Conversely, Harris receives 18% of the vote among those who watched all, some…
…two.” Voters appear less excited for the second set of Democratic debates coming up this week, with 57% of respondents planning on watching some or part of the debates compared…
…does fall short of 50%, there is a competitive race to watch between Rispone and Abraham to determine who will challenge Edwards on November 16th.” Kimball went on to say…
…as the sample size is reduced. Data was collected using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines only (n=275), cell phones (n=93) and online panel provided by MTurk (n=182)….
…53% support Bernie Sanders, and 38% Joe Biden. Among voters over 50, 72% support Joe Biden, and 22% Bernie Sanders. When it comes to deciding who they will vote for…
…say they should stay as they are for now. As many countries that have successfully curbed the spread of COVID-19 have adopted mandates requiring universal mask-wearing, the United States has…
…Trump’s endorsement of a candidate makes them more likely to vote for a candidate, while 14% say it makes them less likely, and a quarter (25%) say it makes no…
…of Floridian voters overall sees both candidates as ideological extremes; a plurality (43%) views President Trump as “very conservative”, compared to 31% who say he is “somewhat conservative”. For Vice…
…other states like Michigan, with males in Georgia breaking for Trump 49% to 44% while females break for Biden 49% to 47%. Voters are generally excited to support both candidates…