…symptoms. More than one in eight respondents (12%) said they were unable to get tested for coronavirus by a healthcare professional. Of this group, 61% said they were told that…
A new national poll finds the Democratic field coming into focus as the candidates prepare for this week’s first debates. Joe Biden continues to hold his announcement bounce, and has…
…supported Joe Biden in 2020, 78% believed Ohio’s elections were fair, compared to 56% of those who voted for Donald Trump,” Camille Mumford, Emerson College Polling Communications Director notes. MAJORITY…
…when they get into office it’s completely different,” a 25-year-old man said. A 38-year-old project manager said “I don’t think that your vote matters, to be honest—when [politicians] are up…
…(32%) said neither party. “Wages are not going up, but everything else is,” a 51-year old female voter who does not identify with either party, said in focus groups. Notably,…
…source is most credible: local news, cable news, or social media, a majority (58%) of those who did not take a civics class said none are credible, compared to 31%…
…the economy is the most important issue. Biden voters’ most important issue is more split, between COVID-19 response (35%), healthcare (16%), social justice (19%), and climate change (13%). Caller ID…
…to 42%. Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, said, “Independent voters favor JD Vance by a two-point margin, 51% of which name the economy as their most important…
…Republican voters who support Trump said they will not change their mind, compared to 18% who might vote for someone else. Fifty-three percent of Ramaswamy supporters say they could change…