…and within party lines,” Kimball said. Men were slightly more inclined to find the actions acceptable compared to women: 19% said the actions were acceptable compared to 14% of women….
…they would move to a state with abortion access. Sixteen percent (16%) said they definitely would move, 27% said possibly, and 57% said definitely not. Among voters under 30, 70%…
…major threat than men, 59% to 48%. Party affiliation also impacts the perception of risk, as 71% of Democrats said COVID-19 is a major risk, compared to 55% of Independents…
…legalizing and commercializing marijuana for production, recreational use, and sales, like in stores. Thirty percent (30%) said they prefer legalization of marijuana for medical purposes only. Decriminalization of marijuana possession…
As protesters in all 50 states have come out against the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin, an overwhelming 87% of American voters…
…to 48% of Lamb voters,” Kimball said. Caller ID The Emerson College/The Hill Pennsylvania poll was conducted March 26-28, 2022. The general election sample consisted of registered voters in Pennsylvania,…
…for Covid-19 vaccines ranks as the most important current issue, followed by 28% who said an investigation into the nursing home controversy, and 10% who said an investigation into the…
…some of them, 16% said hardly any or none of their friends were of another race, 12% said all of them are a different race, and 14% said most of…
…they did in 2021, while 20% make more money and 32% make less money than last year. When it comes to saving money this year, a majority of voters (51%)…