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New Emerson College Polling/PIX 11 surveys measure key New York City Democratic congressional primaries in New York’s 7th, 10th, and 12th districts.
NY-07: Valdez 23%, Reynoso 21%, Won 13%
A new Emerson poll finds a close race in New York’s 10th District to replace retiring Rep. Nydia Velázquez: 23% of Democratic primary voters support Ass...
59% Say Rhode Island Is Headed in the Wrong Direction
A new Emerson College Polling/WPRI-TV 12 News survey of Rhode Island finds incumbent Governor Dan McKee trailing businesswoman Helena Foulkes in the Democratic primary by 20 points, 20% to 40%. Thirty-seven percent are undecided ahead of the September primary.
“Registered Democrats support...
Bass leads primary for LA Mayor with 30% support; Pratt and Raman trail
A new Emerson College Polling/Inside California Politics poll of the primary election for Governor of California finds former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra leading the field at 19%, followed by Steve Hilton and Tom Steyer at 17% respectively. Ten percent support Kat...
Voters Support Rent Control, Income Tax Limit Potential Ballot Initiatives
A new Emerson College Polling Massachusetts survey finds Democratic Senator Ed Markey starting his re-election bid with a five-point lead over Democratic challenger Rep. Seth Moulton, leading 37% to 32%, with 29% of voters undecided.
“Senator Markey leads the Democrat...
Plurality think Letlow is the candidate most supportive of Trump agenda
A new Emerson College Polling/KLFY News 10 survey of the Louisiana Republican Primary for U.S. Senate finds 28% of voters support Treasurer John Fleming, 27% Rep. Julia Letlow, 21% incumbent Senator Bill Cassidy. Twenty-two percent of voters are undecided.
“If the Republ...