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Quinnipiac Poll Signals 11-Point Dem Lead for House Control

A Quinnipiac national poll shows Democrats ahead of Republicans by 11 points to control the U.S. House (49% vs. 38%, with 13% undecided) as midterm voting nears. President Trump’s overall job approval sits at 33% with 59% disapproval, and his handling of major issues—immigration, foreign policy, Iran, Russia-Ukraine, and Canada trade—registers broadly negative, with several measures at or near all-time lows in this poll. The survey of 970 registered voters was conducted Sept. 3–6 with a ±3.9-point margin of error.

via poll.qu.edu|

#democrats #house-of-representatives #politics

politics2 months ago•17 min saved

Poll: Most voters view Iran clash as a misstep, and Israel support hits a new high

A Quinnipiac national poll finds 60% of voters believe the U.S. military action against Iran was not worth it, with Democrats and independents largely opposed and Republicans more divided; 48% say the U.S. is too supportive of Israel—the highest share on record. The survey also shows skepticism about Trump’s Iran deal, concerns about the U.S. position in the world, and broad issues shaping the upcoming House elections, including costs of living, health care, and ethics in government.

via Quinnipiac University Poll|

#foreign-policy #iran #politics

politics4 months ago•4 min saved

Poll: Gas-Price Blame Lays at Trump's Feet as Iran Tensions Persist

Quinnipiac's national poll finds 65% of voters blame Trump for the recent rise in gasoline prices linked to U.S.-Iran tensions, while 34% assign little or no blame. Trump’s overall job approval stands at 38% (55% disapprove), with similar splits across parties. 36% approve of his handling on Iran, and 40% support while 53% oppose U.S. military action against Iran. A notable 64% say his threat about a 'whole civilization' was unacceptable, and 68% expect any military action to last months or longer. The survey of 1,028 registered voters has a margin of error of ±3.8 points.

via Quinnipiac University Poll|

#gas-prices #iran #politics

politics5 months ago•11 min saved

Poll Finds Iran War Seen as Global Risk; Healthcare Costs Dominate Voter Finances

Quinnipiac's national poll of 1,191 registered voters finds 42% say the war with Iran will make the world less safe, 35% say it will be safer, and 20% see no difference; independents and Democrats lean toward 'less safe' while Republicans are more optimistic. Fifty-four percent oppose U.S. military action against Iran (39% support). Trump’s overall approval stands at 38% to 56% disapproval. Among personal finances, healthcare costs top concerns (21%), followed by food costs and mortgage/rent; about half say paying a $1,000 unexpected bill would be difficult. The poll also notes a partisan tilt on U.S. House control in favor of Democrats.

via Quinnipiac University Poll|

#economy #healthcare-costs #iran-war

politics7 months ago•12 min saved

Poll Finds Wide Doubt Over Trump Admin's Account of Minneapolis ICE Shooting

Quinnipiac's national poll shows 61% of registered voters doubt the Trump administration's account of the January 24 fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by ICE in Minneapolis, 80% want an independent investigation, and 58% say DHS Secretary Kristi Noem should be removed; ICE is viewed unfavorably (63% disapprove) while body cameras are widely supported (92%), and 60% want ICE to withdraw from Minneapolis. On immigration, a majority favor a pathway to legal status for many undocumented immigrants. President Trump holds 37% approval to 56% disapproval, with clear partisan divisions on the shooting, ICE, and immigration policy.

via Quinnipiac University Poll|

#ice #kristi-noem #minneapolis

politics7 months ago•13 min saved

Poll Finds Voters Back Congress In Foreign Military Decision On Iran

A national Quinnipiac poll shows 70% of voters oppose U.S. military action against Iran over the killing of protesters, with 18% in favor and 12% undecided; 70% also say presidents should obtain congressional approval before taking military action, with Democrats and independents largely supporting Congress as a backstop and Republicans more divided.

via Quinnipiac University Poll|

#congressional-approval #foreign-policy #iran

politics2 years ago•1 min saved

"Biden Gains Lead Over Trump in 2024 Matchup, Especially Among Female Voters"

President Joe Biden leads ex-President Donald Trump by six points in a hypothetical 2024 matchup, with a notable shift in support among female voters, according to a recent Quinnipiac University poll. Biden's lead has increased from a previous poll, with 58% of women supporting him compared to 36% for Trump. However, Trump retains support among male voters, with 53% favoring him in the matchup. While this poll shows Biden in the lead, other polls, such as the Bloomberg News/Morning Consult Poll, indicate Trump leading in key battleground states.

via USA TODAY|

#2024-election #donald-trump #female-voters

politics2 years ago•3 min saved

Mayor Eric Adams' Approval Rating Hits Rock Bottom Amidst Controversies and Migrant Crisis: Poll

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has received a historic low approval rating of 28% in a Quinnipiac poll, the lowest since polling began in 1996. The poll assessed his handling of crime, public schools, the migrant crisis, the city budget, and homelessness. Over 50% of voters believe Adams lacks strong leadership qualities, does not understand the people's problems, and is not honest. Concerns about budget cuts, the migrant crisis, and crime are prevalent among voters. In a separate survey, former Governor Andrew Cuomo is gaining support in a hypothetical 2025 Democratic primary race for City Hall.

via NBC New York|

#approval-rating #federal-investigation #mayor-eric-adams

politics2 years ago•2 min saved

Eric Adams' Approval Rating Plummets to Record Low Amid NYC Migrant Crisis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' approval rating has dropped to a record low of 28%, according to a Quinnipiac University poll. Adams' administration has struggled to address the city's immigration crisis, with only 26% approving of his handling of the issue. His ratings on crime, public schools, and the city budget are also low. Additionally, Adams is facing a political scandal involving an FBI probe into his campaign finances and a sexual assault accusation. The migrant crisis has further strained his relationship with Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the White House.

via Fox News|

#approval-rating #eric-adams #migrant-crisis

politics2 years ago•2 min saved

"Eric Adams' Historic Low Approval Rating Plunges NYC into Crisis"

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has received the worst approval rating in the 27-year history of the Quinnipiac University poll, with less than a third of voters approving of his job performance. The poll revealed that 58% of respondents disapprove of Adams' performance, citing concerns over budget cuts, handling of the migrant crisis, homelessness, public schools, and crime. Additionally, a majority of voters expressed doubts about Adams' honesty, trustworthiness, and leadership qualities. The poll comes as Adams faces a federal investigation into his 2021 mayoral campaign and a civil lawsuit alleging sexual assault. Despite the low approval rating, Adams' political base, particularly Black voters, showed higher levels of approval.

via Gothamist|

#approval-rating #eric-adams #job-performance

politics3 years ago•3 min saved

Poll Reveals Divided Views on Trump's Eligibility for 2024 Race Amid Criminal Charges

A Quinnipiac University poll found that 57% of Americans believe that former President Donald Trump should be disqualified from running for president again if he is criminally charged in any of the multiple federal and state investigations he faces. However, Trump still has strong support among Republicans and Republican-leaning voters, with a majority saying they would vote for him in a GOP primary. Trump is currently under criminal investigation by a special counsel for the Department of Justice in two separate probes, and by local district attorneys in New York and Georgia.

via CNBC|

#2024-presidential-election #criminal-charges #donald-trump