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Bookmark or Share- Minnesotans Don’t Think Franken Should Resign; Franken Remains Popular ...A new Public Policy Polling survey of Minnesota voters finds that a majority don’t think Al Franken should resign from the US Senate, and that he remains popular in the state, particularly with women.
- About Us - Public Policy PollingIn response to those inefficiencies in public policy surveys, Public Policy Polling was formed to measure and track public opinion in an affordable way. Most PPP surveys are conducted through a combination of reaching voters by telephone and reaching them by text message in order to contact respondents in the way they would prefer to answer the ...
- Home - Public Policy PollingWhy Choose Public Policy Polling. Public Policy Polling provides a highly accurate alternative to expensive traditional telephone surveys. The low-cost and accuracy of our polls make them very appealing to have in your research toolbox so you can get a quick feel for a trend, measure public opinion during a crisis, conduct affordable message ...
- Stein leads by more than 50 points in primary - Public Policy Polling-77% are undecided for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Mo Green leads with 11% to 7% for Kenon Crumble and 5% for C.R. Katie Eddings. North Carolina Democrats are very enthused about each of their two main leaders.
- Georgia Still Closely Divided; Walker Top ... - Public Policy PollingPPP’s new Georgia poll finds that the state continues to be very closely divided, and that Herschel Walker seemingly starts out as the strongest potential Republican candidate for the Senate next year. Georgians are about evenly split on their feelings about both Joe Biden’s performance (46% approve, 48% disapprove) and Raphael Warnock’s (43% approve, 42% […]
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