…79%, feel that online learning is worse for students than in-person instruction. Only 16% feel that online learning is better than in person, and a small percentage, 5%, said that…
…of voters support expansion of Medicaid coverage for up to 600,000 low income people in North Carolina, 18% oppose Medicaid expansion, and 26% are neutral or have no opinion. Voters…
…more or less likely to support his candidacy, 22% said more likely, 39% said less likely, and 38% said it had no difference. When asked if parents or school boards…
…election results regardless of who wins, 38% said very confident, 42% said somewhat confident, 16% said somewhat unconfident and 4% reported having no confidence at all. A majority of voters,…
…Director of Emerson College Polling, said, “Perception of Trump’s guilt varies by gender: 75% of women would vote to find Trump guilty compared to 54% of men. Men are more…
…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. …
…support is allocated, Nadler’s support increases to 51%, Maloney to 29%, and Patel to 19%. Since the August 5 NY12 poll, Nadler increased his initial ballot support by three points,…
…heard of Schmitt. Kimball noted, “Since last month, Busch Valentine’s favorability has increased one point, while her unfavorables have increased from 35% to 42%. On the other hand, Schmitt’s favorability…
…else, compared to 74% of Haley voters and 75% of DeSantis voters.” “In the past several months, no candidate has been able to chip away at Trump’s solid base of…