…(32%) said neither party. “Wages are not going up, but everything else is,” a 51-year old female voter who does not identify with either party, said in focus groups. Notably,…
…said they plan to travel this Thanksgiving. Caller ID The Emerson College national poll was conducted November 3-4, 2021. The sample consisted of registered voters in the United States, n=1,000…
…them less likely to vote for him, 12% said it made them more likely to vote for him, and 4% had not heard of this. Among unaffiliated voters, 55% said…
…over 45 years old with 61% of the vote. Biden leads in urban/city areas 65% to 32% and in suburban areas 57% to 42% while Trump leads in rural areas…
…however, there is likely a ceiling to how close he can get”. The US Senate race appears competitive with incumbent Republican Steve Daines leading with 50% support. His Democratic opponent,…
…they are being paid the right amount, and 6% think they are being paid too much. Sixteen percent are unsure. Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, said: “Perception…
…in a comfortable position. Compared to his performance in the state in 2020 where he received about 16% of the final vote, less than a third of Democratic caucus voters…
…the same margin, this poll suggests a similar trajectory for 2024,” Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, said. “Independent voters in Wisconsin are nearly split: 33% support Biden…
…of a 22-state study on the Midwest region and surrounding states. States that have been released as of October 12 include Kentucky, Oklahoma, Idaho, Ohio, Wisconsin, Kansas, and Pennsylvania. Additional…