…the primary, with presumably higher name recognition,” Spencer Kimball, executive director of Emerson College Polling, said. “On the Democratic side, the field is more divided, with Sherrill, Spiller, Baraka, Gottheimer,…
…or not at all likely. Regarding aid to Ukraine, 45% think the United States has given too much aid to Ukraine, 33% think the US has given the right amount…
…impeaching the president, but only 10% identify it as the most important issue in deciding their vote for president,” added Kimball. One in four voters (25%) said they have seen…
…his support drop, with 28% among 30-49 year olds, and only 15% of those 50-64 and 6% of voters over 65. Biden is more popular with older voters, receiving 12%…
…of Democratic primary voters named Sanders as having the best healthcare policy, at 31%. Following him, 19% said Buttigieg has the best policy, 18% said Biden, 13% said Warren, and…
…is still fluid as a majority of voters, 52%, say they could change their mind.” As seen in previous Emerson primary polls, Sanders dominates with younger voters, taking 44% of…
…Exhibit 2 “These results show that there isn’t a clear frontrunner in the Oscar race for Best Picture among the audience as well as the critics,” said Owen Eagan, a…
…concerned about Coronavirus, with the majority, 61%, saying they are very or somewhat concerned. Only 5% of voters said they are not at all concerned, while 17% said they were…
…President Trump at 38%. Among the 7% of undecided voters, 44% were leaning towards Joe Biden, 33% leaning towards President Trump, and 23% said they were leaning towards someone else….