…said they could change their minds. Issues A plurality of voters, 32%, identify the economy as the single most important issue in deciding for whom they will vote for President….
…reduced. Data was collected using both an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of landlines only (n=559) and an online panel provided by Amazon Turk (n=240). Visit our website at www.emersonpolling.com….
…undecided. Unlikely Voter Voters who did not plan to vote in either party primary/caucus were asked why they were not planning on voting, 16% said lack of interest, 12% said…
…the environment, voters were asked of the importance of a Presidential candidate prioritizing combating climate change. 69% said the issue was very or somewhat important to them, while 31% said…
…community for survey respondents at 14%. Non-registered citizens in the survey were more likely to report housing and crime as pressing problems facing their communities compared to voters. A 62-year-old…
…it would be a good idea, compared to 43% who said it is a bad idea. While Democrats are in strong support of this (85% good idea) and Republicans are…
…37% said they are financially about the same. Of voters who voted for Trump in 2016, 61% said they are better off now, compared to 22% of Clinton voters who…
…loyal to their chosen candidate, while 53% might vote for someone else. Within this question, 57% of Klobuchar supporters are committed, compared to 56% of Sanders supporters, 49% of Buttigieg…
…consider voting,” a 34-year-old Cuban non-registered citizen said. When pressed what that candidate might look like, they said “somebody who’s not influenced by big companies and big money. Because a…