…field had no support. (December 7-10, MM, Democratic Caucus, n=325, +/-5.4%) The most movement in this poll, as compared to the last Emerson Poll in October, is Warren’s downward slide from frontrunner…
…the vote from those 18-29, and 36% from those 30-49. His numbers drop among those 50-64, taking 22% of that vote, and bottoms out with those over 65 at 7%….
The second of a continuous eight day 7 News/ Emerson College Polling tracking poll of New Hampshire Democratic Voters finds Senator Bernie Sanders with a commanding lead in the Granite…
…increased from 12% on Monday to 17% on Tuesday night. This separates him from the field and places him in second behind the frontrunner, Senator Bernie Sanders, whose numbers held…
…chance they could change their mind and vote for someone else. When it comes to deciding for whom they will vote for President, a plurality of voters, 36%, agree that…
…concerned about the level of hate crimes in their community: 89% in the 10th and 12th respectively say they are very or somewhat concerned. Data was collected following the shootings…
…they would choose they broke for Biden nearly 3:1 and tightened the race from an 11 point margin down to 9. Spencer Kimball, Director of the Emerson College Poll found…
…of somewhat uncertainty, with 33%. Republican voters lead amongst those who reported they will have no confidence in the election results, with 11% compared to 8% of Independents and 2%…
…a minor to no threat are breaking for Trump. This is a consistent trend seen in the previous Emerson polls in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire. When it comes to voters’ plans for how…