…they appear split among the top four candidates.” In 2016 Sanders won 11 of 18 caucuses but lost 30 of 41 primaries. When Democratic voters were asked if they could…
…with Sen. Elizabeth Warren for the lead 23% each, followed by Mayor Pete Buttigieg at 16%, and Sen. Bernie Sanders dropping to fourth at 13%. No other candidate reaches above…
…be allowed to change or eliminate an employee’s health insurance against the employee’s wishes. 11% support the employers ability to change insurance and 20% were unsure. Caller ID The National…
…field had no support. (December 7-10, MM, Democratic Caucus, n=325, +/-5.4%) The most movement in this poll, as compared to the last Emerson Poll in October, is Warren’s downward slide from frontrunner…
…districts, in comparison to the first district, where it looks like Sanders’s popularity is concentrated as he takes 38% of the vote there. President Trump has a 39% approval and…
The second of a continuous eight day 7 News/ Emerson College Polling tracking poll of New Hampshire Democratic Voters finds Senator Bernie Sanders with a commanding lead in the Granite…
…increased from 12% on Monday to 17% on Tuesday night. This separates him from the field and places him in second behind the frontrunner, Senator Bernie Sanders, whose numbers held…
…chance they could change their mind and vote for someone else. When it comes to deciding for whom they will vote for President, a plurality of voters, 36%, agree that…
…concerned about the level of hate crimes in their community: 89% in the 10th and 12th respectively say they are very or somewhat concerned. Data was collected following the shootings…