Biden Competitive in Potential 2024 General Elections Match-ups, but Age Could Present an Issue The first Florida Emerson College Polling survey of 2024 finds 53% of voters disapprove of the…
…support increases to 37%, while Mooney holds 31%; 13% would vote for someone else and 18% are undecided. Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, explains the difference in…
…vote for Vance and 45% plan to vote for Ryan. Nine percent are undecided. Since last month, Vance’s support has increased by two points and Ryan’s support has increased by…
…in Arizona and North Carolina, gained a point in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, and her support did not move in Michigan and Nevada. Trump lost a point in Georgia and…
…by 12 (55% to 43%). Michigan: men break for Trump by 12 (55% to 43%), women break for Harris by 11 (55% to 44%). In Nevada, men break for Trump…
…Primary, 75% support President Biden, 5% Dean Phillips, 9% plan to vote “uncommitted” on the ballot, and 12% are undecided. With the 12% undecided pushed to ask which candidate they…
…accounted for in the candidate’s total support, Alsobrooks’ support increases to 47%, and Trone’s to 44%. “Since the February Maryland poll, Alsobrooks’ support increased 25 points, from 17% to 42%,…
…two.” Voters appear less excited for the second set of Democratic debates coming up this week, with 57% of respondents planning on watching some or part of the debates compared…
…US Senate. Four percent are undecided. With undecided voters’ support accounted for, Oz holds 48% and Fetterman increases one point to 47%. Since September, Oz has increased five percentage points…