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politics1 year ago

"Poll: Americans Divided on State of the Union, Optimistic About Economy"

A recent CBS News poll reveals that most Americans perceive the "state of the union" as divided, with negative evaluations such as "declining" and "weak" being the top choices. However, there has been an uptick in positive views regarding the economy, with 39% of respondents rating it as good, the highest since fall 2021. Additionally, immigration and the border situation are key concerns for the public, with most considering it a serious issue. President Biden's approval rating on his handling of the economy has improved slightly, but remains below 50%.

via CBS News|
#economy#immigration#joe-biden
politics1 year ago

"Prabowo Subianto's Surging Popularity in Indonesia's 2024 Presidential Election"

Indonesian presidential contender Prabowo Subianto is projected to surpass the 50% threshold needed to win the Feb. 14 election in a single round, according to a recent opinion poll. The survey of 1,200 people showed 51.8% would vote for Prabowo's ticket, while 24.1% and 19.6% would choose rivals Anies Baswedan and Ganjar Pranowo respectively. This marks Prabowo's third presidential run, and if no candidate receives more than 50% of votes, a run-off will be held in June. Public criticism against outgoing President Joko Widodo has mounted, with accusations of interference and bias over his implicit support for Prabowo, which his allies have denied.

via Reuters|
#indonesia#joko-widodo#opinion-poll
politics2 years ago

"Haley's Rising Popularity Threatens Trump's Dominance in New Hampshire and Iowa"

According to a CBS News poll, while Donald Trump continues to dominate in Iowa, Nikki Haley has gained ground in New Hampshire and emerged as the top alternative to Trump. Haley is seen as the most likable and reasonable candidate, and is now considered the most electable among Trump's challengers. Trump maintains a commanding lead in Iowa, where he is seen as a strong leader and represents Iowa values. The poll also highlights the differences in what Trump and non-Trump voters are looking for in a candidate.

via CBS News|
#donald-trump#iowa#new-hampshire
politics2 years ago

Sheinbaum maintains strong lead as Mexican presidency race tightens

A recent opinion poll by Parametria shows that Claudia Sheinbaum, the candidate of Mexico's ruling National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) party, maintains a significant lead in the race for the country's presidential election in June 2024. Sheinbaum has 52% support, while her main rival, Xochitl Galvez of a right-left alliance, trails behind with 25%. The poll also reveals that Samuel Garcia of the opposition center-left Citizens' Movement (MC) has 10% support. Sheinbaum's lead has slightly decreased from a previous survey, but she still enjoys a substantial advantage. If elected, Sheinbaum or Galvez would become Mexico's first female president.

via Reuters Canada|
#claudia-sheinbaum#mexico#opinion-poll
politics2 years ago

Public Opinion Divided on Pheu Thai-Military Coalition Government in Thailand

An opinion poll conducted by the National Institute of Development Administration revealed that 64% of respondents disagreed with the idea of the Pheu Thai party forming a coalition government with military-backed groups in Thailand. The Pheu Thai party, founded by the family of self-exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, has taken over efforts to form a government after the winner of the May election, Move Forward, was blocked by conservative legislators allied with the royalist military. Pheu Thai's prime ministerial candidate, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, apologized for failing to keep the party's election pledge of not joining pro-military parties. The party is set to nominate real estate tycoon Srettha Thavisin as prime minister for voting on Tuesday, while Thaksin Shinawatra is set to return to Thailand despite facing a jail sentence.

via Reuters|
#coalition-government#military#opinion-poll
politics2 years ago

Congress Maintains Lead in Karnataka Ahead of 2023 Elections

The final opinion poll conducted by C-Voter for ABP News indicates that the Congress is likely to win between 110 and 122 seats in the upcoming Karnataka Assembly elections, with a projected vote share of 40.2%. The BJP is projected to win between 73 and 85 seats, with a vote share of 36%. The JD(S) is projected to win between 21 and 29 seats, with a vote share of 16.1%. The elections are scheduled for May 10 and the results will be declared on May 13.

via Greatandhra|
#assembly-elections#bjp#congress