April 11, 2022

Polling update

[A slash mark indicates range among a number of opponents. Red= GOP lead, Blue- Dem lead, Black - Statistical tie]

2024 PRESIDENTIAL RACE

6 4 5%      Biden vs. Trump. Three poll average 1%
      4%      Biden vs, Pence
      5%      Biden vs, DeSantis
      6%     Biden vs. Romney
      10%   Trump vs. Hillary Clinton
2 11 9%   Trump vs. Harris Three poll average 7%
       2%   Harris vs. DeSantis

TRUMP APPROVAL RATING
Five poll average 41%

BIDEN APPROVAL RATINGS
Five poll average 41% Down one point this week.13 points below 2021 high.

COUNTRY MOVING IN RIGHT DIRECTION?
Five poll average: 29% say yes. Up 2 this week up 2 this year .... 20% below 2021 high and 15% below high of last Trump year

FAVORABLE RATINGS

Kamala Harris Three poll average 39%

SENATE RACES
State color = incumbent party
Red= GOP % lead. Blue - Democratic % lead
/ = multiple candidates

Switch from 2020
Georgia 1/0 1 4
Nevada 5 9 7
New Hampshire 5/10

No change
Arizona 4/9
Florida 8 7 8
Iowas 18
Kentucky 16
Washington 18

Statistical tie
Louisiana 3
Missouri 4 1
North Carolina 7/2
Wisconsin 2

PARTY FAVORABLITY

4 0 4 1 3 Poll average statistical tie

ISSUES
% support/approve/agree

Higher prices difficult or a hardship: 66%
End electoral college 61%
Justice Thomas' recusal in Jan 6 issues 52%
Year round daylight saving time: 46% Year round standard time 31%

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April 11, 2022

Polling update

Higher prices difficult or a hardship: 66%End electoral college 61%Justice Thomas' recusal in Jan 6 issues 52%Year round daylight saving time: 46% Year round standard time 31%

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Higher prices difficult or a hardship: 66%
End electoral college 61%
Justice Thomas' recusal in Jan 6 issues 52%
Year round daylight saving time: 46% Year round standard time 31%