…blame for the increase in gas prices, 46% blame the Biden administration, 19% blame gas and oil companies, and 18% blame gas and oil sanctions against Russia. A majority (54%)…
…older. Kimball notes that, “If Buttigieg is able to maintain his momentum, his candidacy appears to be pulling from the same demographic of young voters as Sanders, and that could…
…increase in gas prices, while 18% blame gas and oil companies, 16% blame gas and oil sanctions against Russia, 9% blame the supply chain, 5% blame Putin, 4% blame COVID-19,…
…companies like Uber and Lyft to be given full employee status, meaning they would be entitled to holiday and sick pay. 24% of voters oppose the bill and 27% are undecided….
…for an increase in gas prices, a plurality (39%) blame the Biden Administration, 21% blame the sanctions on Russia, and 18% blame gas and oil companies. The most important issue…
…Biden is that only 54% of Massachusetts voters expect him to win the election, despite his holding a 30 point lead in the Commonwealth. 46% believe that Trump will win…
…Republican primary for Governor, incumbent Kay Ivey holds a plurality of support at 46%. Ivey’s closest competitors are businessman Tim James with 18% and Lynda Blanchard with 11%. Fifteen percent…
…and 31% among those 65 years or older. Kimball notes that, “If Buttigieg is able to maintain his momentum, his candidacy appears to be pulling from the same demographic of…
…(a 15-point net shift) From +14 among Hispanic/Latino voters to +3 (11-point shift) From +12 among voters under 50 to -1 (13-point shift) From +18 among four-year college graduates to…