Election 2024
Marist National Poll
Despite a still close contest between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, Trump’s support among white voters and independents has splintered. Biden is doing better than he did in 2020 among white voters, and he has eliminated the advantage that Trump had among independents earlier this month. Biden has a three-percentage point edge over Trump among registered voters nationally. In addition to independents, Trump has lost some ground among those who have an unfavorable view of both Biden and Trump. Among those who definitely plan to vote in November, Biden holds a six-percentage point lead. Biden is up five-percentage points in a multi-candidate field.
NY Voters Want Spitzer to Resign
Seven in ten New York State voters think Governor Spitzer should resign from office: 70% of registered voters Read Now >
NYC Voters Applaud Bloomberg … But Not National Tour
Michael Bloomberg continues to receive good reviews as mayor: 66% of New York City voters rate the job Read Now >
New York Poll: Feb. 5th Presidential Primaries
Senator Hillary Clinton has crossed the fifty percent mark in the support she receives from New York Democrats. Read Now >
NYS Poll: Spitzer’s Approval Rating
A majority of New York State registered voters give Governor Spitzer a “thumbs down.” 56% of registered voters Read Now >
NYS Poll: Feb. 5th Presidential Primaries
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Independent Presidential Candidate Bloomberg?
Many New York voters like the idea of an independent party candidate for president, but don’t want New Read Now >
FINAL POLL: New Hampshire Presidential Primary
Barack Obama leads among likely Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire: After a decisive win in Iowa, Barack Read Now >
National Poll: Americans Resolve to Change … Themselves
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Getting Dirty? New Hampshire Presidential Primary
Likely primary voters expect the worst is yet to come: Although many voters likely to vote in New Read Now >
