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Mamdani's 100-Day Pulse: Modest Support Amid Broad NYC Unease
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Mamdani's 100-Day Pulse: Modest Support Amid Broad NYC Unease

A Emerson College/PIX11 poll finds NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani at 43% approval (27% disapproval) at 100 days, with 59% saying the city is on the wrong track; approval is higher among November voters (+26 net) than non-voters (+9). Voters favor his handling of childcare (54%) and housing affordability (49%), are split on the budget (40% approve, 37% disapprove), and rate the economy as mostly poor/fair. A strong 65% back a millionaire’s tax, while most think the wealthy should bear higher taxes; fewer expect a corporate tax increase to trigger mass exits (44% don’t think it would, 30% think it would). Poll conducted April 5–6, 2026 with 850 registered voters, MOE ±3.4%.

Californian Election Pulse: Swalwell Tops Governor Primary as LA Mayor Race Remains Wide Open
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Californian Election Pulse: Swalwell Tops Governor Primary as LA Mayor Race Remains Wide Open

Emerson College Polling's March 7–9, 2026 California survey finds Eric Swalwell leading the open governor primary with 17% and 25% undecided; Hilton 13%, Steyer 11%, Bianco 11%, Porter 8%. Independents are largely undecided (39%). In Los Angeles, the mayoral race is wide open with 51% undecided; Bass 20%, Pratt 10%, Raman 9%, Miller 4%, Huang 3%. Newsom's approval is 45%; the top issues are the economy and housing; the LA race could shift dramatically in June as independents dominate. CA sample n=1,000 (MOE ±3); LA n=350 (MOE ±5.2). Sponsor: Nexstar Media.

Trump’s Approval Steady as Voters Focus on Costs for 2026 Midterms
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Trump’s Approval Steady as Voters Focus on Costs for 2026 Midterms

Emerson College Polling finds Trump at 43% approval and 55% disapproval (up 4 points). For 2028, Newsom leads the Democratic primary (20%), followed by Buttigieg (16%), Harris (13%), AOC (9%), Shapiro (7%),Beshear (5%), with 24% undecided; in the Republican primary, JD Vance leads at 52% over Rubio (20%) and DeSantis (6%), with 11% undecided. The 2026 generic ballot shows Democrats up 50% to 42%. Cost of living is the top voter concern (mean 8.2/10), with healthcare costs and inflation also high. The poll surveyed 1,000 likely voters Feb. 21–22, 2026, MOE ±3%.