…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…
…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…
…their view of President Biden’s legitimacy in office: 58% of voters said they accept him as the legitimate president while 42% said they do not accept him as the legitimate…
In the two US Senate run-off elections in Georgia, Republican incumbents David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler hold nearly identical 51% to 48% advantages over Democratic challengers Jon Ossoff and Raphael…
…to 18%.” Irvin holds a significant lead over Bailey in the urban and city areas of the state, 32% to 10%, whereas Bailey nearly doubles Irvin’s support in the rural…
…voters plan to vote for someone else, and one percent are still undecided. Since last month’s Emerson Wisconsin poll, Biden’s lead over the President has increased by a point. Independent voters…
…COVID-19 response with 22%, social justice with 15%, healthcare with 11%, climate change with 9% and the supreme court with 3%. Eight percent (8%) said something else. Among Trump voters,…
…Director of Emerson College Polling, said: “Older voters are more tuned in to the Senate race at this time than their younger counterparts: a plurality of voters under 60 are…
…party candidate Cornel West listed on the ballot test, 42% support Trump, 41% Biden, 4% West, 6% someone else, and the share of undecided voters increases to 7%. “In national…