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Just nine days into his Presidency, Joe Biden begins with honeymoon numbers from the American public. A new online poll from John Zogby Strategies, conducted on January 29, shows Mr. Biden with a 56% approval rating (31% strongly approve, 25% somewhat approve), while 36% disapprove of his handling of his new job. Eight percent were…
John Zogby This is the first of two parts. The next piece will examine what happened with the polls. Joe Biden has been declared the winner. The race for the White House was a close one but both the popular vote and the landslide in the Electoral College were in sync and the results are…
The nationwide poll of 1,008 likely voters was taken on Sunday, November 1, and has a margin of sampling error of +/- 3.2 percentage points.
See a full methodology statement here and full set of cross-tabulations, here, and here.
Also, watch the presentation on our final election 2020 poll if you weren’t able to attend.
by Jack Brewster, Forbes
In a reversal, young white voters now support Trump but Biden still holds a significant lead overall, thanks to gains among young Black and Hispanic voters.
Read full article here
By John Zogby There have been three national polls since the first Presidential debate. Two polls (one for Investors Business Daily by TIPP and the other by John Zogby Strategies-EMI Research Solutions) show a 3- and 2- point lead respectively by the former VP. The other by the Wall Street Journal and NBC with a…
In a new poll of 1006 likely voters nationwide, former Vice-President Joe Biden holds on to a two-point lead over President Donald Trump, 49% to 47% with 4% not sure. The random sample online poll was taken on Friday beginning after 7 PM and has an overall margin-of-sampling error of +/-3.2 percentage points. Our July…
While a majority of American Jewish voters approve of President Donald Trump’s brokering of new agreements between Israel and UAE and Bahrain (56% to 29% who disapprove) and nearly three in four (73%-10%) feel that they are likely to bring peace to Israel in the Middle East region, they are overwhelmingly not willing to support…
By Jack Brewster, Forbes More than half of likely young voters—57%—say they prefer Democratic nominee Joe Biden over Donald Trump, according to the newest Forbes Under 30 Voter Survey, Powered by John Zogby Strategies. But the margin has narrowed since our June poll, when Biden hit a record high 60%. President Trump’s vision of America,…