Republican Senator Rick Scott has an 8 point lead over Decmocrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, 52% to 44%. Napolitan News surveys ask an initial question to determine the voter preference for each candidate. Then, a follow-up question is asked of uncommitted voters to see which candidate they are leaning towards. The results are then reported “with leaners.”…
Donald Trump has opened a five point lead over Kamala Harris in Florida (52% to 47%). Trump led by just 2 points in early October. In conducting election surveys, Napolitan News surveys ask an initial question to determine the voter preference for each candidate. Then, a follow-up question is asked of uncommitted voters to see…
Democrat Elissa Slotkin has a 4 point lead over Republican Mike Rogers (49% to 45%) in the race for the Michigan’s senate seat. Slotkin has held steady at 49% since our last polling in Michigan, while Rogers has gained 2 points. The presidential race in Michigan is tied at 49%. 28% of voters in Michigan…
The race for Michigan’s 15 electoral votes is tied at 49%. Michigan is one of the three Blue Wall states that are likely to determine the winner of the presidential election. Napolitan News surveys ask an initial question to determine the voter preference for each candidate. Then, a follow-up question is asked of uncommitted voters…
The race for Wisconsin’s Electoral College votes remains a tossup. The latest Napolitan News survey shows former President Donald Trump with a one point edge over Vice President Kamala Harris (50% to 49%). Last month it was Harris with a 50-49 edge. Both surveys show the race well within the survey’s 3.5 percentage point margin…
The latest Napolitan News survey of Wisconsin voters shows that incumbent Democrat Tammy Baldwin leads Republican challenger Eric Hovde by three percentage points, 50% to 47%. That three point edge is within the surveys Margin of Sampling Error. This suggests the race has tightened since our September survey which showed Baldwin enjoying a six point…
In the final few weeks of the election, a majority of Americans are concerned about the government censoring social media. Just 16% of voters believe that the government should have the ability to censor social media. In stark comparison, 53% of the politically obsessed Elite 1% believe the government should be allowed to censor social…
Written by Scott Rasmussen We are now fully in the silly season of the election cycle. Countless polls are released daily and election forecasters attempt to mystically divine whether the odds of one candidate winning moved up or down a point or two. Using polling data in that manner is about as useful as trying…
Half (51%) of voters say that there should be a waiting period of at least two years before a person who enters the U.S. legally should be allowed to apply for citizenship and vote in U.S. elections. A third (33%) say that the waiting period should be a year or less (14%) or that there should…
The majority of voters believe that legal immigration is good for the United States (73%), but there is some tension about who voters think should be given preference. Fifty-seven percent (57%), say that we should give immigration preference to people from cultures that share our basic values of human rights. This includes a majority of both…