Sentences with phrase «percent undecided»

The post-debate vote confirmed the first, with 87 percent now disagreeing with the motion, 11 percent agreeing, and only 1 percent undecided.

In a vote before the debate, about 30 percent of the audience agreed with the motion, while 57 percent were against and 13 percent undecided.

Before the debate, the audience at the Kauffman Music Center in New York voted 50 percent in favor of the motion and 13 percent against, with 37 percent undecided.

The share of teachers expressing opposition rose to 50 percent, leaving just 10 percent undecided.

The only poll to date from an independent organization, the Siena Research Institute, showed Maffei and Buerkle deadlocked at 43 percent, with 7 percent for Rozum and 7 percent undecided.

On Friday, a USA Today / Gallup survey of 577 likely voters, showed McCaskill leading Talent 48 percent to 45 percent, with 7 percent undecided.

De Blasio topped Lhota 65 - 22 percent among likely voters, with 9 percent undecided, according to the Wall Street Journal / WNBC -4 / Marist College survey.

A Behavior Research Center survey released Thursday indicates that 64 percent of likely Arizona Republican primary voters support McCain, with19 percent backing former Rep. J.D. Hayworth, five percent supporting Jim Deakin, a Tea Party activist, and 12 percent undecided.

The poll of 501 likely voters in the district, conducted between Aug. 3 and Aug. 8, showed Weprin edging out Turner 48 percent to 42 percent with 9 percent undecided.

Overall, the state's voters approve of Paterson's selection of Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand, backing the pick 46 to 30 percent, with 24 percent undecided.

A Siena Research Institute poll released Monday had the candidates neck and neck with 44 percent each, with 12 percent undecided.

Eighteen percent of Democrats supported Stefanik and 14 percent Funiciello, with 56 percent supporting Woolf and 12 percent undecided.

Among Republicans, 15 percent supported Woolf and 5 percent supported Funiciello, with 68 percent supporting Stefanik and 12 percent undecided.

Among independents, 39 percent supported Stefanik and 12 percent supported Funiciello, with 38 percent supporting Woolf and 11 percent undecided.

According to a Field Poll released Thursday, 49 percent of likely voters in the Golden State say that they are supporting Brown with 39 percent backing Whitman and 12 percent undecided or backing another candidate.

Overall, 46 percent of likely voters support Stefanik, 33 percent Woolf, and 10 percent Funiciello, with 11 percent undecided.

NYC voters disapprove of Bloomberg's selection of Black by a 47 - 29 percent margin, with 25 percent undecided.

The poll Pascocello cited was an in - house poll finding Faso in front 51 - 32, with 17 percent undecided.

According to a Quinnipiac poll of Ohio registered voters released earlier this month, Fisher leads Portman 42 to 27 percent, with 29 percent undecided.

A Siena College poll released Monday said that 80 percent of voters support paid family leave, while 18 percent are opposed and 2 percent undecided.

Brunner holds a 38 to 28 percent edge over Portman, with 31 percent undecided.

Mr. Kelly and Mr. Faulkner got 28 percent and 6 percent respectively, with 13 percent undecided.

Thirty - seven percent of Florida voters questioned in the poll say they'll back Crist, with 32 percent supporting former Sunshine State House Speaker Marco Rubio, the presumptive Republican nominee, 17 percent backing billionaire real estate investor Jeff Greene, a Democratic Senate candidate, and 14 percent undecided.

According to a memo released by the DCCC on Monday, Teachout leads Faso by a 47 percent to 42 percent margin with 11 percent undecided.

The earlier poll paid for by House Majority PAC, a Super PAC supporting Democratic candidates, and the SEIU, showed Maffei leading Buerkle, 44 percent to 40 percent, with 11 percent undecided.

An earlier poll in mid-July paid for by the House Majority PAC and national labor union SEIU, showed Maffei leading Buerkle, 44 percent to 40 percent, with 11 percent undecided.

«Neither one has persuaded a majority of voters to support them, and with 12 percent undecided heading into the final days of the campaign, this race looks like the proverbial coin toss.»

Maffei led Buerkle 45 percent to 42 percent in a head - to - head matchup, with 13 percent undecided, according to the survey that Public Policy Polling conducted for the League of Conservation Voters in Washington, D.C.

The same poll revealed Clinton leads Trump in the four - way race for the White House by four points, 42 percent to 38 percent, with eight percent supporting Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, three percent supporting Green Party candidate Jill Stein and nine percent undecided.

A new Marist poll has him ahead of opponent Scott Stringer by nine points overall, 42 - 33 with 24 percent undecided.

At that point, Mr. Zeldin was leading 50 to 45 percent among likely voters, with 5 percent undecided.

-- SD 58 (Democratic County Legislator Tim Kennedy vs. GOP Assemblyman Jack Quinn vs. Democratic Sen. Bill Stachowski on the Independence and WFP lines): 42-39-12, 7 percent undecided.

By a 45 - 31 percent margin, New Yorker have a «generally favorable» opinion of Islam, with 24 percent undecided.

Most disapprove of her performance, 17 - 49, with 34 percent undecided.

A Quinnipiac University national poll released Thursday revealed voters disapproved of the measure 56 to 17 percent, with 26 percent undecided.

A recent Siena poll found Stefanik leading Woolf 46 - 33, with Funiciello receiving 10 percent of the vote and 11 percent undecided.

Against state Sen. Ruben Kihuen, Hardy garnered 38 percent to Kihuen's 28 percent, with 25 percent undecided.

(CNN)- The first poll of New Yorkers conducted nearly entirely since Republican Rick Lazio dropped his bid for governor indicates that state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, the Democrat's nominee, leads GOP nominee Carl Paladino 53 to 38 percent among likely voters, with eight percent undecided.

-- 48th SD (Democratic incumbent Sen. Darrel Aubertine vs. GOP challenger Patricia Ritchie): 45 - 48, with 7 percent undecided.

Hours before he campaigns with former President Bill Clinton in New York City, a Quinnipiac University survey indicates that state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, the Democrats» gubernatorial nominee, holds a 55 to 35 percent advantage among likely voters over Buffalo businessman Carl Paladino, the Republican nominee, with seven percent undecided.

-- 44th SD (GOP incumbent Sen. Hugh Farley vs. Democratic challenger Susan Savage): 55 - 37, with 8 percent undecided.

Declared candidate Republican Michel Faulkner would get only 6 percent of the vote, with 13 percent undecided.

And against former state Assemblyman John Oceguera, Hardy took 38 percent to Oceguera's 28 percent, with 25 percent undecided.

The survey found Mr. Schneiderman leading Mr. Cahill, former chief - of - staff to Gov. George Pataki, 50 percent to 34 percent among 809 likely voters, with 15 percent undecided — compared to 54 percent to 27 percent last month.

-- 11th SD (GOP incumbent Sen. Frank Padavan vs. Democratic challenger Tony Avella): 56 - 32, with 12 percent undecided.

In a matchup with philanthropist Susie Lee, Hardy received 39 percent to Lee's 28 percent, with 26 percent undecided.

Morrison received 42 percent to Tester's 41 percent of the likely Democratic primary voters, with 14 percent undecided, according to the poll that was taken May 22 - 24.

Fifty - six percent of voters said they would vote for Trump in the primary, 20 percent for Cruz, and 19 percent for Kasich, with four percent undecided.

A Siena College poll published this week found likely New York voters favored Schumer (64 percent) over Long (24 percent) with 12 percent undecided.

Whitman has a one point advantage among independents with 19 percent undecided.