…mind compared to 48% of Biden voters. Sixteen percent of Biden voters can think of something Biden could do to make them vote for someone else, compared to 13% of…
…perception of the overall quality of healthcare in their region compared to the rest of the country — 37% of traditional Midwesterners said healthcare is better in their area, compared…
…with 10%. Looking within ideology, Sanders leads within those who are very liberal with 47% support, followed by Warren with 18%, Buttigieg with 12%, and Biden with 7%. Among those…
…closely followed by Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams at 20%. Entrepreneur Andrew Yang is in third, at 16%, New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer is at 10%, former counsel to…
…Biden holds the most responsibility, 18% believe Barack Obama holds the most responsibility, and 10% say President Donald Trump holds the most responsibility. When comparing responsibility and the outcome of…
…10% would vote for someone else and 6% are undecided. Against DeSantis, Biden holds 43% while DeSantis receives 37%, 12% would vote for someone else and 8% are undecided. Both…
…increase in support among younger voters: Harris has a 17-point lead among voters under 30 on the ballot with independent candidates compared to Biden leading by four among this group…
…voters provided by Commonwealth Opinions. Commonwealth Opinions’ panel includes voters previously opted-in to taking additional surveys through MMS-to-web and email surveys. Panel responses were matched to the Aristotle voter file…
…10% respectively in the state, followed by Kamala Harris at 9%, and Pete Buttigieg at 5%. (n=310, +/- 5.5%) These findings are similar to those found in New Hampshire and…