…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…
…undecided. Among Democratic voters, 60% said they would like to see Biden as the 2024 presidential nominee, 39% said they would rather it be someone else (n=450, +/-4.6%). Among Republican…
…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%)…
…56%, saying there is nothing Trump could do or say that would alter their support in the coming months, compared to half (50%) of Biden supporters who said the same. …
The first Emerson College/ 7 News National Poll of 2020 finds two clear front runners competing for the Democratic nomination. Former Vice President Joe Biden leads with 30%, followed closely…
…who have not voted early, 37% said they could still change their minds in who to support while 63% said they are definitely voting for their preferred candidate. Respondents were…
…unsure. 30% think an independent commission should create the maps, while 23% do not favor an independent commission. Party affiliation appears to be driving this issue, as Democrats and Independents…
…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%…