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Democrats support moving South Carolina ahead of Iowa and New Hampshire for their parties' primaries

politics
6 months ago

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Data collected from extensive surveys and snap polls about or relating to Iowa.

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The Caucuses and Primaries | YouGov Poll Results: December 13 - 16, 2022

The Caucuses and Primaries | YouGov Poll Results: December 13 - 16, 2022

politics
6 months ago

Democrats support moving South Carolina ahead of Iowa and New Hampshire for their parties' primaries

politics
6 months ago
The Caucuses and Primaries | YouGov Poll Results: December 13 - 16, 2022

The Caucuses and Primaries | YouGov Poll Results: December 13 - 16, 2022

politics
6 months ago

YouGov Poll: March 23-28, 2022 — Elections

politics
about 1 year ago

Iowa: Biden and Trump level

politics
over 2 years ago
What is the longest period of time you think you could go without power in your home (i.e., a blackout)?

What is the longest period of time you think you could go without power in your home (i.e., a blackout)?

travel
almost 3 years ago
How good of an indication do you think a candidate's performance in the Iowa caucuses is of their ability to win a presidential election?

How good of an indication do you think a candidate's performance in the Iowa caucuses is of their ability to win a presidential election?

travel
over 3 years ago
A reporting failure in an app used to manage the Democratic Iowa caucuses has delayed the results. In the absence of the results, several candidates are claiming victory. Some have claimed that this is evidence of a conspiracy in order to bias the results for or against certain candidates. Do you think that the caucus results are or are not being rigged in favor of or against some candidates?

A reporting failure in an app used to manage the Democratic Iowa caucuses has delayed the results. In the absence of the results, several candidates are claiming victory. Some have claimed that this is evidence of a conspiracy in order to bias the results for or against certain candidates. Do you think that the caucus results are or are not being rigged in favor of or against some candidates?

travel
over 3 years ago

Should Iowa and New Hampshire be first? Democratic voters don’t think so

politics
over 3 years ago

What Americans will (and won’t) eat at the State Fair

politics
almost 4 years ago