UNDERNEWS: Polling update

August 19, 2022

Polling update

COUNTRY MOVING IN RIGHT DIRECTION?

Five poll average: 24% 6 points below high this year. 21% below 2021 high and 17% below high of last Trump year

BEST PARTY

Democrats Five poll average 3%

BIDEN APPROVAL RATING

Five poll average 41%. 1% below 2022 high

GOVERNOR RACES
State color = incumbent party Red= GOP lead Blue= Democratic lead

Arizona 4 3
Florida Average 5%
Michigan 12 12 5
Ohio 16%
New Hampshire Average 19%
Texas Average 7%
Wisconsin 417 3

STATE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY

FLORIDA
12 2% DeSantis over Trump.

STATES: TRUMP VS BIDEN
MI 0
Ohio 14%

SENATE RACES
State color = incumbent party. Red= GOP lead Blue= Democratic lead

Arizona 14 18 8%
Florida: Average: 5%
North Carolina 5 5 0
Ohio Average 6%
Wisconsin Average 3%

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