…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…
…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…
…vaccinate themselves and their families,” Rabin continued. “There is some good news here, however,” he noted. “Residents who live in the 12 traditional Midwestern states do have a more positive…
…Iowa, where Sanders and Biden were found to be competitive at the top of the race. Of the early primary states, only South Carolina was significantly different, as Biden appears…
…region carry with them higher margins of error, as the sample size is reduced. Data was collected using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines (n=353), SMS-to-web texts (n=184),…
…are too many bike lanes in Boston, 35% think there are enough bike lanes, and 17% think there are too few lanes. Voters were asked if they think the city…
…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…
…does best among Hispanic or Latino voters, with 48% support. Biden follows at 17%, Bloomberg is at 15%, and Warren is at 13% among Hispanics. Sanders holds a much smaller…