New York Times Siena Poll Results. New York Times/Siena College Polls Arizona & Pennsylvania Siena College Research Institute Results of a recontact study in June re-interviewing 1,897 registered voters who had taken a Times/Siena poll in April or May, before the verdict in Donald J Less than two weeks out from Election Day, a New York Times and Siena College poll shows Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are neck and neck in the race.
Topline Results for the October 2022 Times/Siena Poll of Registered Voters The New York Times from www.nytimes.com
Arizona: Trump 50-45% Over Harris, Gallego by 6 Leads Lake, Georgia: Trump 49-45% Over Harris, North Carolina: Trump 49%, Harris 47%, Stein 10 points ahead of Robinson Trump Trusted More by Voters across AZ, GA, NC by 12-14 points on Top Issue, Economy Harris Trusted More by Voters across AZ, GA, NC by 9-13 points on Abortion Voters Evenly Split on Which Candidate Better on Democracy NYT. Hochul - with a Big Lead in a Very Early Democratic Primary Look - Gets Good Grades from Voters on Protecting Constitutional Rights & Ensuring Quality Affordable Healthcare, But Not on Making NY More Affordable Siena College: 18th Annual Upstate New York Business Leader Survey 22% of All Americans, Half of Men 18-49, Have Active Online Sports Betting Account 61% Say Football Promotes.
Topline Results for the October 2022 Times/Siena Poll of Registered Voters The New York Times
Results of a recontact study in June re-interviewing 1,897 registered voters who had taken a Times/Siena poll in April or May, before the verdict in Donald J Donald Trump is leading Kamala Harris in just one swing state, according to the final Siena College/ New York Times poll before the election. Arizona: Trump 50-45% Over Harris, Gallego by 6 Leads Lake, Georgia: Trump 49-45% Over Harris, North Carolina: Trump 49%, Harris 47%, Stein 10 points ahead of Robinson Trump Trusted More by Voters across AZ, GA, NC by 12-14 points on Top Issue, Economy Harris Trusted More by Voters across AZ, GA, NC by 9-13 points on Abortion Voters Evenly Split on Which Candidate Better on Democracy NYT.
Catch up on the findings of the latest set of Times/Siena polls. The New York Times. The New York Times and Siena College released their final polls of the seven battleground states Sunday Arizona: Trump 50-45% Over Harris, Gallego by 6 Leads Lake, Georgia: Trump 49-45% Over Harris, North Carolina: Trump 49%, Harris 47%, Stein 10 points ahead of Robinson Trump Trusted More by Voters across AZ, GA, NC by 12-14 points on Top Issue, Economy Harris Trusted More by Voters across AZ, GA, NC by 9-13 points on Abortion Voters Evenly Split on Which Candidate Better on Democracy NYT.
Swing state poll Final New York Times/Siena results before election FOX 9 MinneapolisSt. Paul. Results of a nationwide New York Times/Siena College poll conducted among 3,385 registered voters from Sept Results of a recontact study in June re-interviewing 1,897 registered voters who had taken a Times/Siena poll in April or May, before the verdict in Donald J