…from August. Six percent (6%) of voters are undecided, and 4% plan to vote for someone else. When presented with the question of who they were planning to vote for,…
…over 65 oppose the recall 54% to 45%. Those with a college degree are slightly more likely to be against the recall (62% to 38%), compared to those without a…
…support for Mayor, housing (21%) and education/schools (21%) were the most common top issues. Other listed issues were Covid-19 (10%), crime (9%), healthcare (8%), the environment (8%), jobs (6%), and…
…7 percentage points. This suggests that Brown may have a base that did not come out to vote in the primary, but is now tuning in for the general election….
…determine what they mean for the upcoming election season, and what they do not mean. The biweekly Podcast is hosted by The Polling Center’s Director of Communications, Camille Mumford and…
…was from before Donald Trump endorsed Tudor Dixon on Friday, July 29, and half was from after. Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling said, “Trump’s endorsement solidified Dixon’s…
…Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling. Kimball continued, “While Hochul has a commanding lead in the New York city region, 63% to 17%, the Governor trails Zeldin 49%…
…overwhelmingly breaking in support of Nadler for Congress over Maloney; 46% to 22% compared to May when Maloney led this group 26% to 22%. On the other hand, female voters…
…somewhat (38%) favorable view of Maloney. Fifteen percent hold an unfavorable view of Nadler, 26% hold an unfavorable view of Maloney. This compares to 46% who have a very (15%)…