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• The GOP is still Trump’s party…and there may be a price to pay>

  (Public Policy Polling - June 24 2021 - 2:15 AM:)

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  The biggest elections in the country this year are the ones for Governor of New Jersey and Virginia and recent PPP polls of the Republican electorate in those states, conducted for the DGA, make it clear that GOP voters remain firmly under the spell of the Trump cult. That imperils the party’s chances for the […]

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• McAuliffe Has Commanding Lead in Primary>

  (Public Policy Polling - April 14 2021 - 1:01 AM:)

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  PPP’s newest Virginia poll continues to find Terry McAuliffe with a strong advantage in the primary for Governor. McAuliffe is at 42% with the rest of the Democratic hopefuls in single digits. Jennifer Carroll Foy and Jennifer McClellan each get 8%, Justin Fairfax 7%, and Lee Carter comes in at 4%. 29% of voters remain […]

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• Newsletter: Democrats should be embracing pot…and an early look at the Ohio Senate race>

  (Public Policy Polling - March 26 2021 - 4:05 PM:)

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  Dear Friends, I hope you are enjoying the first 10 successful weeks of the Biden administration as much as I am! I find that sometimes entire days pass, maybe even two or three days, without even having to think about what the President’s up to because of the overarching knowledge that he’s working hard and […]

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• Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson’s in trouble… and what else we’re up to at PPP>

  (Public Policy Polling - March 02 2021 - 5:05 PM:)

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  PPP recently conducted a poll for 314 Action in Wisconsin and found that the state unsurprisingly continues to be closely divided politically about a lot of things… but not its feelings about Ron Johnson. The state is closely divided in its partisan affiliation- 29% say they’re Democrats, 31% say they’re Republicans, and 39% say they’re […]

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• PPP Newsletter: A Behind the Scenes Look at Jon Ossoff’s comeback>

  (Public Policy Polling - January 09 2021 - 10:28 PM:)

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  Happy New Year, and o what a Happy New Year it is! Thank you Georgia and congratulations and thank you to all our clients and friends who did awesome work to help make last night’s wins possible- especially our partners on the ground at Fair Fight Action and America Votes who have been paving the […]

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• Georgia Trending Well For Democrats>

  (Public Policy Polling - October 29 2020 - 11:54 AM:)

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  PPP’s newest Georgia poll finds Jon Ossoff right on the cusp of avoiding a runoff in his race against David Perdue. Ossoff is at 47% to 44% for Perdue with Libertarian Shane Hazel at 3%. Ossoff’s 3 point lead represents an improvement from PPP’s last poll, which had him ahead 44-43. The main change in […]

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• Hegar Running Close to Cornyn>

  (Public Policy Polling - October 16 2020 - 1:07 PM:)

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  Last week PPP took a look at the Presidential race in Texas, and this week we checked in on the Senate race. MJ Hegar trails John Cornyn just 49-46, making up for the Republican lean of the state thanks to a 55-34 advantage with independent voters. Hegar is running close to Cornyn even though he […]

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• Montana Senate Tight As Can Be>

  (Public Policy Polling - October 12 2020 - 12:33 PM:)

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  PPP’s new Montana poll finds the race for Senate as tight as it can be. Steve Bullock and Steve Daines are each at 48%. Beyond that, they have nearly identical approval ratings for their work in their current offices. Bullock has a net +4 rating as Governor, with 48% approving and 44% disapproving of the […]

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• Georgia Senate Races Look Runoff Bound>

  (Public Policy Polling - October 10 2020 - 12:14 PM:)

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  PPP’s newest Georgia poll finds that both of the state’s Senate seats appear headed for runoffs. In the regular Senate election Jon Ossoff is getting 44% to 43% for David Perdue, with Libertarian Shane Hazel’s 4% well exceeding the difference between the two of them. In the special Senate election, Raphael Warnock continues to grow […]

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• North Carolina Senate Race Unaffected By Recent Developments>

  (Public Policy Polling - October 05 2020 - 5:47 PM:)

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  PPP’s new North Carolina poll finds Cal Cunningham leading Thom Tillis 48-42. That represents a slight improvement for Cunningham from PPP’s last public poll of the race in late July when Cunningham’s advantage was 48-44. The news over the weekend is having somewhat of an impact on Cunningham’s favorability rating, with 37% saying they have […]

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