…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…
…doing as Governor, while 36% disapprove of the job she is doing in office. Seventeen percent are neutral toward Governor Whitmer. This compares to 38% of residents who approve of…
…difference) as compared with males who break for Trump 53% to 15% (38 point difference) for Haley.” Trump’s base remains strong among voters without a college degree with 58%, whereas…
…the holidays provide opportunities for unity, as these core priorities transcend partisan lines and highlight our shared human experiences of togetherness,” Kimball said. Methodology The Emerson College Polling national survey…
…does not include Sanders supporters, which means that the other candidates won’t be able to pull any of his vote which leaves them fighting amongst themselves”. Continuing the trend found…
…specifically registered Republicans, Baker’s endorsement carries little weight. A plurality, 45%, of Republican primary voters say Governor Charlie Baker’s endorsement makes them less likely to support a candidate, whereas 46%…
…in 20 times. Data was collected by contacting an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines and an online panel of voters. All questions asked in this survey with exact…
…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…
…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…