…said somewhat or very conservative and 26% identified as moderate. Caller ID The national Emerson College poll was conducted May 10-13, 2019 under the Supervision of Professor Spencer Kimball. The…
…of voters said that their ideal candidate would be in her/his sixties, 18% said that their ideal candidate would be in her/his forties, 8% said that their ideal candidate would…
…percent plan to vote for someone else and 10% are undecided. Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College polling said, “A gender divide exists in the race for US Senate;…
…to 39%), and those living in rural areas (67% to 31%). Regarding Trump’s overall job approval as president, 45% of voters approve and 51% disapprove, a slight increase in both…
…allocated to who they lean towards, David McCormick increases his lead to 27.2%, followed by Mehmet Oz with 20.6%, Jeff Bartos with 17.1%, Kathy Barnette with 14.8%, Carla Sands with…
…by three points, 47% to 50%, and Trump’s support similarly increased by four, 42% to 46%,” Spencer Kimball, executive director of Emerson College Polling, said. “On the ballot with independent…
…“Biden’s approval increases as educational attainment increases: from 9% of those whose highest degree is high school, to its highest of 41% among those with a postgraduate degree. Similarly, Pillen’s…
…as result of the shootings, and 56% say they have experienced no change in opinion. Kimball said, “Increase in support of stricter gun control laws increases with educational attainment: 15%…
…17%, while Warren had 12% support. When it comes to the economy, Sanders leads with voters, receiving 23%. Warren follows with 20%, while Buttigieg comes in third at 17%, with…