Do voters think former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton do something wrong by using a private email server during her time at the State Department? Find out in the latest national McClatchy-Marist Poll. To read the full McClatchy article, click here.
11/10: Carson and Trump Vie for Lead among Republicans Nationally
In the 2016 presidential contest, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, 24%, and businessman Donald Trump, 23%, are in a close contest for the GOP nomination among Republicans and Republican leaning independents nationally. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, 12%, is in the third position and is the only other GOP contender who receives double-digit support. Senator Ted […]
7/31: Trump as Independent Gives New Meaning to Name “Billary”
If businessman Donald Trump runs for President as an independent, not a Republican, Trump’s candidacy would benefit former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, widen her lead against former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, and yield Clinton almost the exact same share of the vote that her husband, former President Bill Clinton, received in his 1992 win […]
5/6: Optimism Wanes amid Racial Divide in New York City… Mayor de Blasio’s Approval Rating Inches Up, but Voters Not Enthralled with His Performance
New York City voters are increasingly pessimistic about life in the Big Apple. When asked about the overall direction of the city, the electorate divides. 49% report things are going in the wrong direction, and 45% say they are moving in the right one. This is the first time since November of 2013, just before […]
4/14: Removing the Label of Inevitability?
By Dr. Lee M. Miringoff The Hillary Clinton 1.0 “Listening Tour” and the 2.0 “Listening Tour” may be the same remedy from a campaign strategy point of view, but the circumstances are very different. When seeking the U.S. Senate from New York, although well-known, she had never sought elective office and had to prove herself […]
2/19: It’s Getting Later Earlier
By Dr. Lee M. Miringoff Some time back, we added 24 x 7 and the permanent campaign to America’s political lexicon. But, it sure seems like we are pushing the envelope this time around with about 20 GOP wannabes off and (almost) running for their party’s nomination. On the Democratic side, things are atypically more […]
10/5: Iowa: Ernst and Braley Neck and Neck in Contest for U.S. Senate… Branstad with Wide Lead in Governor’s Race
Republican Joni Ernst and Democrat Bruce Braley are closely matched in the race for U.S. Senate in Iowa among likely voters statewide including those who are undecided yet leaning toward a candidate and those who have voted early or by absentee ballot. Intensity of support is one of the key dynamics in the race. Ernst’s […]
9/7: Colorado: Udall Ahead of Gardner in U.S. Senate Race… Hickenlooper Edges Beauprez for Governor
In the contest for U.S. Senate in Colorado, Democratic incumbent Mark Udall leads his Republican challenger, Cory Gardner, by six points among likely voters including those who are undecided yet leaning toward a candidate. Udall’s advantage is due to his support among Latinos, independents, women, and young voters. Turning to Colorado’s contest for governor, Democratic […]