Large majority in new poll says Trump hush-money allegations are believable
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The Hill ^
| 03/22/2023 | JULIA SHAPERO
A large majority of Americans in a new poll said they find it believable that former President Trump paid adult-film star Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 election to keep her from talking about an alleged affair between the two. Seventy
percent in the Reuters-Ipsos poll released on Tuesday said they find the allegations at the center of the Manhattan district attorney’s probe into the former president to be very or somewhat believable. While most Democrats — 89 percent — said they found the allegations believable, while 50 percent of Republicans also agreed that the claims against the former president...
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New Ipsos Poll: 66 Million Americans Support Idea of 'National Divorce'
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Red State ^
| 03/17/2023 | Ben Kew
Around 20 percent of Americans, equivalent to 66 million people, support the idea of a “national divorce” that was recently floated by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), according to a new Ipsos poll.The idea is far more popular among Republicans than Democrats, with 25 percent of GOP voters wanting to break away
and form a conservative nation, compared to just 16 percent of Democrats.The poll explains:While the opposition is high, confidence in American democracy is low; only 37% of Americans are optimistic about the state of American democracy. Decisive majorities of Democrats and Republicans are against breaking up the U.S.,...
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Poll: Donald Trump Holds Commanding 41-Point Lead in Hypothetical New Hampshire GOP Primary
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Breitbart ^
| 8 Mar 2023 | NICK GILBERTSON
Former President Donald Trump has a towering 41-point lead over the rest of the potential GOP primary field in New Hampshire, per a poll.The Emerson College Polling survey released Tuesday shows that 58 percent of Republican primary voters in New Hampshire, the first GOP primary state in the nation, support Trump in
his reelection bid. Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is his closest competitor, securing 17 percent of the response.Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) sits in third place with seven percent, followed by former Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) at six percent, and former Vice President Mike Pence at four percent. Two percent...
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Most in new poll view ‘woke’ as positive term
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The Hill ^
| 03/08/2023 | JULIA SHAPERO
A majority of Americans in a new poll have a positive association with the term “woke,” understanding it to mean “to be informed, educated on, and aware of social injustices.” The
USA Today-Ipsos poll released on Wednesday found that 56 percent agreed with the more positive definition, while 39 percent had a negative association with the word and understood it to mean “to be overly politically correct and police others’ words.” However, Americans in the poll are divided on whether they consider it an insult to be described as “woke,” with 40 percent calling it an insult and 32 percent...
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Most California voters don't want Newsom to run for president, poll says
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San Francisco Chronicle / SFGate.com ^
| March 1, 2023 | Alec Regimbal , SFGATE
Most California voters do not want Gov. Gavin Newsom to run for president in 2024, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday. The poll — which surveyed 1,091 self-identified registered voters in the state over the past week — found that 70% don't want the Democratic governor to seek higher
office in the upcoming presidential contest, while just 22% said they do. The numbers are especially damning when you break them down by party affiliation. Only 35% of Democratic voters said they'd like to see Newsom run for president, while a whopping 54% said they wouldn't. Meanwhile, the...
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NEW POLL: Trump Holds GARGANTUAN 30-Point Lead Over DeSantis — And 61-Point Lead Against Nikki Haley
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Mediaite ^
| 2.28.23 | Tommy Christopher
President Donald Trump holds gargantuan leads over his Republican rivals in a new poll, beating Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) by 30 points in a full field, and crushing former South Carolina Governor and Trump UN Ambassador Nikki Haley by 61 points in another matchup. It
was not long ago that many analysts were writing political obituaries for Trump in the wake of a chaotic Speaker of the House election and post-midterm soul-searching. Since then, DeSantis has soft-launched his presidential campaign and Haley officially launched hers. But those developments have not only failed to make a dent in Trump, recent...
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Trump Crushes DeSantis in Fox News Poll
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www.toddstarnes.com ^
| February 26, 2023 | todd starnes
Former President Trump crushed all of his potential 2024 Republican primary competitors in the latest poll from Fox News.Republican primary voters were given a list of 15 announced and potential candidates for the 2024 nomination. Trump
tops the list with 43%, followed by Ron DeSantis at 28%, Nikki Haley and Mike Pence at 7% each, and Greg Abbott and Liz Cheney at 2% each.Are you voting for Trump or DeSantis?So far only Trump and Haley have announced their intentions to run.And with only three percent of Republican voters saying they are undecided it looks like 2024 is going to be...
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Donald Trump Holds Double-Digit Lead in Recent Surveys, Including Fox News Poll
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Breitbart ^
| 27 Feb 2023 | HANNAH BLEAU
Former President Donald Trump is maintaining a double-digit lead in recent 2024 Republican primary surveys, including the latest Fox News poll.While Fox News polls have not looked kindly on Trump in the past, the latest survey shows the 2024 contender leading his closest hypothetical challenger, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, by 15 percent,
garnering 43 percent to the governor’s 28 percent. No other candidate saw double-digit support, as Nikki Haley — who formally jumped into the presidential ring this month — and former Vice President Mike Pence garnered seven percent support each.Everyone else listed received two percent support or less.Trump is...
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New Presidential Poll Has DeSantis Ahead of Donald Trump in Hypothetical Head-to-Head
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Red State ^
| 02/23/2023 | Kira Davis
America is beginning to take the next election cycle a bit more seriously these days, as the Republican field begins to see its first competitors step up.President Trump was the first candidate to officially throw his hat in the ring way back in November 2022. Nikki
Haley has begun her bid for the White House, and investment firm manager Vivek Ramaswamy has also recently jumped in the race.Republican voter enthusiasm at the moment seems to be pointing to a match-up that isn’t even a sure thing at this point – Donald Trump vs. Rick DeSantis. Even the left wing media...
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Just 12% of Democrats want Biden to be leader of the party: Dire new poll shows President's backing dwindling among his own supporters ahead of 2024 announcement
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UK Daily Mail ^
| February 14 2023 | GEOFF EARLE
President Joe Biden is a distant second to 'don't know' in an open-ended poll question that asks Democrats who they want to lead their party. Biden,
who is chief of the party in addition to running the country for the past two years, was picked by just 12 per cent of respondents in a new AP-NORC poll when asked who Democrats want to lead. That puts him ahead of new leaders bursting onto the scene, as well as longtime legislators, but is not a vote of confidence as he intends to launch a presidential reelection campaign soon.
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New poll on Biden-Trump 2024 rematch proves to be good news for former president
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Biz Pac Review ^
| 2.6.23 | Kevin Haggerty
The results of a new poll may favor former President Donald Trump in a rematch with President Joe Biden for 2024, but respondents’ opinion on the prospect of such a contest left the frontrunner calling out “corrupt, wrong, or incompetent” pollsters. With
more than a week remaining before former ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley officially announces her candidacy, Trump has remained the only player in the field for the Republicans for nearly three months. Should Biden run for reelection as many expect, the likelihood is strong they would face off once more and, according to an ABC News/Washington...
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NEW PRIMARY POLL DISPLAYS ANOTHER TRUMP WIN
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RSBN ^
| February 2, 2023 | Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Morning Consult’s latest 2024 GOP Primary Tracker showed President Donald J. Trump vastly ahead of his opponents. The
results, shared by Interactive Polls on Tuesday, displayed the America First candidate gaining 48 percent of the vote.2024 National Republican Primary:Trump: 48% DeSantis: 31% Pence: 8% Haley: 3% Cheney: 3% Cruz: 2% Abbott: 1% Noem: 1% Pompeo: 1%Youngkin: 1%T. Scott: 1%@MorningConsult | Jan 27-29 | 3,459 RV https://t.co/dQctcc2gBX— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) January 31, 2023There has been much speculation about other potential candidates, but President Trump is the favorite. Throughout January, he released over a dozen videos decrying online censorship, the “two-tier justice system,”...
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The First 2024 Dem Primary Poll from New Hampshire is NUTS
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Rumble ^
| 1/26/23 | Styx
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Republican voters favor DeSantis over Trump in new poll (64% - 36%)
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NBC News ^
| 01/26/2023 | Alexandra Marquez
In a hypothetical presidential matchup, Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis would garner more support against President Joe Biden than former President Donald Trump would, a new poll from Marquette University finds. Forty-five
percent of registered voters preferred DeSantis, versus 38% of registered voters who preferred Biden in a hypothetical matchup between the two. In a hypothetical contest between Biden and Trump, the two were even, each gaining 40% of registered voters' preference. Just among Republican voters and independents who lean Republican, DeSantis had a slightly higher favorability rating. Seventy-one percent of those voters said they have a favorable view of...
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Just 27 percent in new poll say House GOP leaders are prioritizing most important issues
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The Hill ^
| 01-26-2023 | JULIA MUELLER
Just over a quarter of Americans in a new poll believe House GOP leaders are focusing on the country’s most important issues, and Republicans, in particular, report dissatisfaction with the heads of their party. According
to a new CNN poll, just 27 percent of Americans think House Republicans are prioritizing issues appropriately. The remaining 73 percent of Americans think the GOP leaders haven’t paid enough attention to the nation’s top problems. Almost half of the respondents who identified as Republicans and Republican-leaning independents — 42 percent — disapprove of their party’s congressional leadership, while just 22 percent on the Democrat...
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Biden beats Trump, marginally trails DeSantis in new GOP poll
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NBC News ^
| 01/12/2013 | Marc Caputo
Florida Gov. DeSantis is emerging as a bigger potential threat to President Biden than former President Trump, polls indicate. Though
he’s not as well-known to voters overall, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is emerging as a bigger potential threat to President Joe Biden than former President Donald Trump, according to a new nationwide poll conducted for the conservative Club for Growth. The poll shows Trump losing to Biden 41-48% — an 8-percentage point disadvantage for the Republican that’s outside the poll’s 3-point error margin. But in a head-to-head matchup against DeSantis, Biden gets 42% of the theoretical vote compared to 45%...
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Poll shows huge majority of voters want election changes scrapped: Even Democrats don't like the much-touted new rules on mass mail-in balloting, zero voter ID, and ballot harvesting
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American Thinker ^
| 12/29/2022 | Monica Showalter
Democrats have introduced ballot-harvesting, junk-mail balloting, and zero voter I.D. as "reforms" to elections, making everything better, creating "the most secure elections in history," as some have brayed. Rammed
through blue-state legislatures, these reforms have created conditions for extended countings, making election day into election season. "Count all the ballots," they yawp, claiming they've "extended" the franchise, and made elections "more inclusive." Who could be against that? Apparently, just about every voter out there. According to this I&I/TIPP poll:The recent midterm elections were once again marked by claims of voter fraud and possible ballot manipulation behind the scenes by partisan...
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About 50 Percent of Americans Say They Don’t Need New COVID-19 Booster: Kaiser Poll
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epoch times ^
| 18 December A.D. 2022 | Any Gamm
About half of the U.S. adult population say they don’t need the latest COVID-19 booster while just under a quarter have already taken the jab, according to a recent poll. The
findings come despite a Biden administration push to vaccinate during the holiday season. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) COVID-19 Monitor poll, only 22 percent of adults have gotten the new bivalent booster since it first became available in September. Another 16 percent claim that they plan to get it “as soon as possible.” These numbers vary slightly from those that the Center for Disease Control and Prevention...
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News Summary-Intelligence Report Friday 12/16/2022 Newsdump Friday The FBI-Twitter Connection In Latest Files, Trump Leads DeSantis By Wide Margin In New Poll, Russian Strikes Impact Ukraine Power Grid, Crematories 'Work Overtime" In China
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Nextrush Free ^
| 12/16/2022 | Nextrush/Self
Part Six of the Twitter Files reveals "constant and pervasive" FBI contact with Twitter from January of 2020 to November of 2022... Air raid alerts early Saturday in numerous regions of Ukraine... A Harvard-Harris Poll for the 2024 Republican Presidential Nomination shows President Donald Trump at 48 percent... President Trump speaking to
an Orthodox Jewish group... A New York appeals court ruling that Orthodox Jewish Yeshiva University must recognize an LGBTQ+ student organization... In the African nation of Mali two UN peacekeepers killed... In Peru two cabinet ministers resigning over the killing of civilians by the military and police during...
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Just 18 percent in new poll say GOP control will change Washington for better
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The Hill ^
| 12/14/2022 | JULIA SHAPERO
Less than 1 in 5 Americans in a new poll said they believe GOP control of the House next Congress will change Washington for the better. Eighteen
percent of respondents in a Monmouth University Poll released on Wednesday said that Republicans — who are set to take control of the House next month after securing a majority in November’s midterm elections — will produce a positive change in the lower chamber. Another 21 percent said they expect Washington to change for the worse under Republican leadership in the House, and about half — 51 percent — said they don’t expect...
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