…maintains third place, with 15%, while former commissioner for the NYC Sanitation Department Kathryn Garcia dropped from 21% to 12%. New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer rounded out the top…
…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…
…to go.” New York City holds a rank-choice mayoral election; voters were asked who their second choice at this time. Stringer and Ramos are the most popular second-choice candidates, regardless…
…fall outside the range of scores 1 in 20 times. Data was collected by contacting an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines, an online panel of voters, and cellphones…
…9% are unsure. Regarding high gas prices, 46% of voters place most of their blame on the Biden Administration, while 30% blame price gouging by gas and oil companies. Other…
…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…
…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…
…one issue. Compared to the WGN-TV/Emerson poll in June, crime has risen six points as a top issue, from 38% to 44%. All other issues were below 12%: Covid-19 (12%), education/schools…
…traction mirrors a seeming reluctance within the Democratic base to consider newer candidates. 71% of Democratic Primary voters said there were too many candidates running, compared to 7% who believed…