…22% said public media sources like PBS or CSPAN, and 25% said none of those options. Caller ID The March National Emerson College/Nexstar poll was conducted March 18-19, 2020. The…
…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%…
…rest of the country. Only 9% feel the Commonwealth is handling the pandemic worse than the rest of the country. A plurality of voters, 44%, think hybrid learning, with a…
…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…
…be eligible to receive the vaccine, 43% said they were very well informed, 38% said somewhat informed, 14% said not very informed and 6% said not at all informed. A…
…Trump maintains a lead with 45% compared to Whitmer’s 33%, with 22% undecided. Spencer Kimball, executive director of Emerson College Polling, noted: “There is a stark divide in 2024 support…
…voters support Trump — compared to 1% of McCormick voters who support Harris,” Kimball added. In the Attorney General election, 43% support Republican David Sunday and Democrat Eugene DePasquale respectively…
…March 10th.” When asked if Secretary Hillary Clinton should run for president again in 2020, 70% of Michigan Democrats said she should not run, 18% said she should, and 12%…
…even if their preferred candidate does not earn the nomination. Only 3% said that they would not support the nominee, and 21% said that it depends on who is the…