…Harris is the better candidate for their financial situation in Pennsylvania. Democrats think Harris is better for their personal finances, 86% to 10%, Republicans think Trump is better, 91% to…
…67% would vote yes, 14% would vote no, and 20% are unsure. On Question 2, which would eliminate the requirement that a student pass the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS)…
…break for President Trump 56% to 41%. Biden leads with voters over 65 years old 55% to 41% and with younger voters 18-29 at 61% to 34%. Trump leads with…
…younger voters. Among voters under 50 years old, he leads with 43%, followed by Buttigieg with 15%, and Warren and Klobuchar with 12%. Among voters 50 and over, Buttigieg leads…
…gained one point, Biden has lost another point, and Klobuchar has lost two points, putting her below 10%. Spencer Kimball, Director of Emerson College Polling explains, “This is beginning to…
…to 50% approval, and approval among White voters dropped from 43% to 38% approval. Three years out from the 2024 presidential election, former President Donald Trump leads President Joe Biden…
…Voters aged 45-64 are most split, with 21% supporting Wu, 18% supporting Janey, 17% supporting Essaibi-George, and 15% supporting Campbell. Janey leads among voters over 65 years of age with…
…over 50 support him. Biden continues to struggle with younger voters, taking only 9% of the vote of those between 18-29 years old. In contrast, Sanders captures the youth vote…
…Walsh at 7% (n=379, +/-5%) In hypothetical head-to-head matchups, Trump trails all the Democratic candidates except Warren, where he is ahead at 51% to 49%. Outside of Biden’s 10 point…