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• The Southern Path to a Democratic Win in 2020>

  (Public Policy Polling - July 19 2019 - 2:32 PM:)

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  The lion’s share of discussion about the states Democrats need to win to take back the White House in 2020 has focused on the trio of Midwestern states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Those states do indeed present the clearest path to 270 electoral votes and our early polling has found that Democrats are well […]

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• Rapinoe 42, Trump 41>

  (Public Policy Polling - July 09 2019 - 2:33 PM:)

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  By popular demand PPP tested how a Megan Rapinoe v. Donald Trump 2020 match up would shake out, and we found that Rapinoe gets 42% to 41% for Trump. Trump’s 41% standing is familiar territory. On PPP’s last public national poll we tested 8 of the actual Democratic candidates against Trump, and his standing was […]

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• North Carolina Closely Divided On Trump>

  (Public Policy Polling - June 20 2019 - 2:45 PM:)

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  PPP’s newest North Carolina poll finds that voters in the state are closely divided about the 2020 Presidential election. Donald Trump has a 46% approval rating, with 49% of voters disapproving of him. Trump did 6 points better in North Carolina than he did nationally in the 2016 Presidential election, so it’s not surprising that […]

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• Opinions Unchanged About Trump and Russia, Voters Care More About Health Care and Tax Plan Anyway>

  (Public Policy Polling - April 01 2019 - 2:52 PM:)

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  (Little) Fallout from the Barr Letter PPP’s newest national poll finds that Bill Barr’s letter summarizing the findings of the Mueller investigation hasn’t done much to help Donald Trump with public opinion…and that voters are a lot more interested in health care and the Republican tax plan than the Russia investigation anyway. -49% of voters […]

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• Trump Polling At Only 41-42% Against Possible Democratic Foes>

  (Public Policy Polling - January 22 2019 - 4:38 PM:)

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  PPP’s newest national poll finds that at the midway point of Donald Trump’s term as President, he’s a clear underdog for reelection. Trump gets just 41 or 42% in head to head match ups against 7 likely Democratic candidates for President. He trails Joe Biden 53-41, Bernie Sanders 51-41, Kamala Harris 48-41, Beto O’Rourke 47-41, […]

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• North Carolina Looks Like Battleground Once Again For 2020>

  (Public Policy Polling - January 09 2019 - 3:40 PM:)

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  PPP’s first North Carolina poll of the 2020 cycle finds the state is likely to once again be a key battleground for President next year. Voters in the state are closely divided on Donald Trump but split narrowly against him, with 46% approving of the job he’s doing to 50% who disapprove. In match ups […]

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• Tax Reform Still Not Helping GOP; Dems Lead House Ballot By 6>

  (Public Policy Polling - June 13 2018 - 2:06 PM:)

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  Here are the highlights of Public Policy Polling’s newest national poll. The Republican Tax Plan PPP’s newest national poll finds that six months after the passage of tax reform, it’s still not really catching on with voters. Only 31% support it to 38% who are opposed, with 30% not sure one way or the other. […]

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• Voters Like High School Gun Protesters; Don’t Like NRA>

  (Public Policy Polling - March 27 2018 - 2:24 PM:)

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  Here are the highlights of Public Policy Polling’s newest national poll. Guns PPP’s newest national poll finds that Americans like the high school students leading protests against gun violence across the country a whole lot more than they like the NRA. The high school students receive a positive 56/34 favorability rating for their efforts, while […]

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• Democrats Lead by 8 Points On Generic House Ballot Nationally>

  (Public Policy Polling - February 14 2018 - 3:07 PM:)

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  Here are the highlights of PPP’s first public national poll of the year: 2018 Landscape Democrats have a solid 49-41 lead on the generic Congressional ballot, although that’s down a shade from December when it was 51-40. Beyond their overall lead, they’re also benefiting from an enthusiasm advantage- 65% of Clinton voters say they’re ‘very […]

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• Democrats Have Edge, Energy in North Carolina For 2018>

  (Public Policy Polling - January 23 2018 - 3:59 PM:)

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  PPP’s newest North Carolina poll finds that Democrats lead the generic legislative ballot 46-41 for this fall. Among voters who are ‘very excited’ about voting in this year’s election- which could be a low turnout affair with no Senate or Gubernatorial race at the top of the ballot- the Democratic edge expands to 13 points […]

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