Polling

This page collects the 121 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Polling”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Elections, Elections, and Public Opinion.

1. Yesterday4 items
   1. Poll: Florida's Hispanic voters back Amendment 3, lean Democratic in tightening governor's raceA new survey of over 700 Hispanic Floridians shows 62% feel financially worse off than a year ago, while 72% support the Amendment 3 property tax relief proposal and 43% favor Democrat David Jolly oveHillsborough County2 reports
   2. Poll finds Florida Hispanic voters back Amendment 3 and lean toward David Jolly in tight governor's raceHillsborough County
   3. Poll finds Florida Hispanic voters lean toward David Jolly and back Amendment 3 amid cost-of-living concernsHillsborough County
   4. Florida Democrats face Republican voter registration advantage in tight midterm racesHillsborough County
2. Wed, Sep 161 item
   1. UCSD survey finds fewer than half of Americans trust US elections ahead of 2026 midtermsA recent survey by UC San Diego researchers found that only 49% of Americans expect the upcoming 2026 midterm elections to be free and fair. Trust has declined across Republicans, Democrats, and IndepSan Diego County
3. Tue, Sep 151 item
   1. Emerson College Polling and KLAS-TV report Nevada voter opinions on data centers, cost of living, and gubernatorial raceA new Emerson College Polling and KLAS-TV survey reveals that 59% of Nevada voters oppose data centers in their communities due to concerns over rising electricity and water costs. In the gubernatoriaHillsborough County
4. Mon, Sep 141 item
   1. Navigator Research Poll Identifies Prescription Drug Companies and Health Insurers Among Most Corrupt IndustriesA national poll by Navigator Research found that 42% of voters identify prescription drug companies as among the country's most corrupt industries, ranking second only to the oil industry.Hillsborough County
5. Thu, Sep 101 item
   1. Ipsos poll finds Sept. 11 remains among the most historic events in Americans' lifetimesA new Ipsos poll shows that about half of U.S. adults name the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks as one of the most important historic events in their lifetimes. Despite the enduring legacy of the eveMiami-Dade County

1. 01Byron Donaldsperson9 mentions
2. 02Donald Trumpperson7 mentions
3. 03David Jollyperson6 mentions
4. 04Floridaplace5 mentions
5. 05Donald Trumpperson5 mentions
6. 06David Wolfsonperson4 mentions
7. 07Jay Collinsperson4 mentions
8. 08James Fishbackperson4 mentions
9. 09Barbara Casanovaperson4 mentions
10. 10Republican National Hispanic Assemblyorganization4 mentions