New poll reveals signs of hope for Democrats and red flags for Republicans
Democrats open up biggest polling lead over Republicans in eight years
A new poll has revealed that 55 percent of voters would elect a Democrat, compared to 41 percent who would opt for a Republican.
Poll shows Democrats with biggest generic ballot lead since 2017
The survey polled 1,052 adults, including 903 registered voters and found 53% of people who say they’re certain to vote in the elections will vote for Democrats, compared to 44% who say they’ll vote for Republicans.
A new report on the pre-election poll performance in 2024 and an interview with two seasoned veterans of Election Day polling describe problems and what lies ahead.
A significant majority of American voters say they would rather elect a Democrat than a Republican to represent them in Congress in next year’s midterms, according to the latest Marist Poll. The
A new poll showed 55% of voters would support the Democratic candidate and 41% would support the Republican candidate.
Two-thirds of voters say they are very enthusiastic about the midterms, with the majority favoring Democratic control of Congress, according to the latest NBC News poll.
Fresh off the victory, 57% of city residents surveyed by Siena say Mamdani will be good for New York. Just 26% say he’ll be bad. About 40% said they viewed him favorably; 40% unfavorably. But that’s better than before the election, when he was running 30-38, according to Siena.
Officials in Chester County have hired a law firm to investigate issues with poll books that affected third-party voters.
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