Seventy - three percent of all 445
voters polled said they favor charter schools.
Because 53 percent of
voters polled said they were not satisfied with the direction that the county was going, with satisfied voters supporting Astorino and unsatisfied voters favoring Latimer.
Forty - nine percent of
voters polled said they had a favorable opinion of Stefanik; 29 percent said they had an unfavorable opinion and 22 percent said they were not sure.
Asked about their opinion of the investment banker, 39 percent of
voters polled said they had a favorable opinion, 40 percent said they had an unfavorable opinion and 20 percent said they were not sure.
Eight percent of
voters polled said the swirl of Moreland news would make them more likely to vote for Cuomo, while about 30 percent said it would make them less likely to vote for him.
But if a Working Families Party candidate enters the race, 24 percent of
voters polled said they'd back the third - party candidate over the current governor.
... if a Working Families Party candidate enters the race, 24 percent of
voters polled said they'd back the third - party candidate over the current governor....
Still, most
voters polled said they didn't know enough about any of the candidates to form an opionio.
On the economy, 63 percent of
voters polled said Cuomo's performance on the economy was fair or poor; 35 percent said his efforts were good or excellent.
More than 60 percent of
voters polled said the schools chancellor needs education experience, not management experience.
Twenty - six percent of New York City
voters polled said Cuomo was the politician who best reflected their politics, while 30 percent said they more closely identified with de Blasio's.
Twenty percent of
voters polled said they were unsure.
Fifty - five percent of
the voters polled said they support consolidating governance, including the structure of local and regional governing entities.
Sixty - eight percent of
voters polled said they don't think either the Senate and Assembly has what it takes to pull the state from its budget morass, which doesn't bode well, considering the state's three - men - to - tango budget process.
Sixty - nine percent of
voters polled say they haven't heard enough about him to form an opinion yet.
Other issues impacting the race include property taxes, with 47 percent of
all voters polled saying its the most important issue to them this year.
President Donald Trump is also playing a major factor in the race, as nearly half of
all voters polled say that the Trump Administration is impacting their vote for County Executive, and of the voters who say Trump is a factor, 67 percent are favoring Latimer.
And
voters polled say by a 52 - 37 percent margin that de Blasio, a first - term Democrat, does not deserve re-election.
Only 19 percent of likely
voters polled say they've heard nothing about a convention, a decidedly lower number than the 49 percent of registered voters who said just last month that they had heard nothing about a convention.
Not exact matches
Voter turnout was low at 43 percent, however, although the regional government
said 770,000 potential
voters were not able to vote following the Spanish police's crackdown on
voters and
polling stations.
Democratic preference in both
polls was slightly above data site 538's
polling aggregator, which on Sunday showed that 48.5 % of
voters who
said they would support a generic Democratic candidate in 2018, compared to 37.6 % who preferred a generic Republican.
Paul's support is even stronger among the youngest
voters — the latest Granite State
poll found Paul in first among New Hampshire primary
voters under 35, with 32 %, and whopping 56 % of those
voters said they had a favorable view of Paul.
The
poll also
said 49 percent of
voters believe Democrats should win control of the Senate, compared with 39 percent who want the GOP to maintain a majority.
«They're not thrilled that he's already jumping ship to run for higher office because that's exactly what he campaigned against and what he promised he wouldn't do, be a ladder - climbing career politician,» Petersen
said, noting a JTD strategies
poll that found half of Missouri
voters think Hawley could be using his attorney general career as a stepping stone to higher office.
In the Clinton - Trump matchup, Mitchell
said he changed his methodology right before his final
poll, placing a greater weight on younger
voters.
Wang
said a number of steps must be taken to attempt correction of the miss, including reviewing if pollsters adequately captured hard - to -
poll demographics — such as blue - collar white
voters — and as beginning to understand how to capture the leanings of undecided
voters.
French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron's campaign
said on Friday it had been the target of a «massive» computer hack that dumped its campaign mails online 1-1/2 days before
voters go to the
polls to choose between the centrist and his far - right rival Marine Le Pen.
As recently as late June, just 55 % of Sanders
voters said they would vote for Clinton; recent
polling data shows just 41 % of young
voters are supporting Clinton.
While Clinton may not
poll as well as Obama has with young and minority
voters, she will grab the interest of female
voters, political observers
say.
According to a Reuters / Ipsos
poll in March, 66 % of all likely women
voters said they had an «unfavorable» view of Trump.
In the latest
poll of British
voter intentions, 52 % of respondents
said they would vote to leave the EU - up from 27 % in June!
Also on Thursday, Quinnipiac University released a new
poll showing that 71 % of American
voters — including 55 % of Republican
voters —
say they oppose the government enforcing federal laws banning marijuana in states that have already legalized the drug for either medical or recreational purposes.
Medical marijuana is a nonpartisan issue, the
poll finds, with 81 percent of Republicans, 94 percent of Democrats, and 93 percent of Independent
voters all
say medical pot should be legal.
According to a 2016 Pew Research Center
poll, the number of Republican
voters who
say they believe in human - caused climate change was 23 percent while the number of Democrats was 69 percent.
A strong majority of
voters — including most Democrats —
said the U.S. should renegotiate the Obama administration's nuclear deal with Iran, according to a recent
poll.
He
said polling data show that
voters rate the Conservatives high on fiscal management, but lower on job creation.
Forty - nine percent of
voters in the latest
poll said they have never heard of Pruitt or have no opinion on him, down from 55 percent in mid-March and 50 percent in a
Forty - nine percent of
voters in the latest
poll said they have never heard of Pruitt or have no opinion on him, down from 55 percent in mid-March and 50 percent in a
poll from Dec. 1 - 3, 2017.
In an April 26 - May 1 survey of 1,991 registered
voters, 62 percent
say the administration is running somewhat or very chaotically, a rise of 4 percentage points from a March 15 - 19
poll and 8 points from a March 1 - 5
poll.
An opinion
poll on Sunday showed 47 per cent of likely
voters saying they will back the treaty, 35 per cent
saying they will vote No, and 18 per cent as undecided how to vote in the May 31 referendum.
Politico's Toby Eckert: «More than half of registered
voters say they haven't noticed an increase in their paychecks as a result of the new tax law, and support for the law overall remains tepid, according to a new POLITICO / Morning Consult
poll.
Simcha Felder
says he will stick with New York Republicans, even as
voters went to the
polls in special elections that could make him the swing vote.
In March, the Pew Forum for Religion and Public Life saw a first in its ten years of
polling: the largest group of
voters in its survey, 38 %,
said that politicians are talking about religion «too much» right now.
An August 2010
poll by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press and the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life found that nearly half of Tea Party supporters (46 %) had not heard of or did not have an opinion about «the conservative Christian movement sometimes known as the religious right»; 42 %
said they agree with the conservative Christian movement and roughly one - in - ten (11 %)
said they disagree (based on registered
voters).
Polling just ahead of Cruz's concession showed that anywhere from 16 percent to 24 percent of
voters said that if faced with a Trump vs. Clinton matchup, they would choose to stay home or vote for a third - party candidate.
It wasn't even having 53 percent of the
voters in the 2012 exit
poll saying they believed Romney's policies would primarily favor the rich.
As I flew back from Dublin to Edinburgh I read the Sunday edition of the Irish Independent the headline of which was «
POLL: Act Now on Abortion
say voters» with the story continuing: «The most seismic shift [in the Irish public's attitude to abortion] is that a clear majority (56 %) now favour a new referendum to repeal the current position, which gives equal right to life to the mother and foetus.»
The answer is closer to the latter: Exit
polls say 26 percent of American
voters called themselves evangelical or born - again Christians, and of these, 74 percent voted for McCain, with 25 percent voting for Obama.
He had encouraged people to vote a day before people went to
polling stations and
said it was «heartening» to see an increased
voter turnout.
Nearly 70 % of the
voters in a danpatrick.com
poll think the Heat's season was a failure, but TNT analyst Steve Kerr
said that people are focusing on false expectations created by LeBron James (above) and his teammates.