…likely to vote for that candidate, and 26% report that it makes no difference.” When it comes to fair elections, Democrats and Republicans disagree: 75% of Democrats think the state…
…voters who are following the race very closely, with 20% of the vote. The data also suggests candidates are beginning to shape their bases of support. Wu leads among Asian…
…the poll’s range of scores, and understand with a confidence interval of 95% a poll will fall outside the range of scores 1 in 20 times. Data was collected by…
…with their current choices as 67% and 59% of their respective supporters are planning to definitely vote for their first-choice candidate. Only 31% of Warren voters said they will definitely…
…the sample size is reduced. Data was collected using both an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines only (n=684) and an online panel provided by Dynata and MTurk (n=359)….
…issues with 22%, the economy with 21%, and the environment with 9%. Voters were split on the issue of if big tech companies like Apple, Facebook, and Google should be…
…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…
…said crime (33%), development (18%), and education/schools (18%). Voters are split on whether they would elect someone who identifies as a Democratic socialist into office, with 38% saying yes, 45%…
…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…