Harvard Harris Poll Debrief with Mark Penn and Bob Cusack

@Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter @Mark_Penn_Polls on Facebook HarvardHarrisPoll.com to Download Each month, presidential Pollster Mark Penn shares his analysis of the newest Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll. Fielded August 28-30, this month's poll surveyed 1,604 registered voters on their preference in the 2020 election, Trump's job approval numbers, his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, the general mood...

Twitter - @Mark_Penn_Polls Facebook - MarkPennPolls Sign-Up - HarvardHarrisPoll.com President Trump's approval has nosedived the last couple of months. It was as high as 49%. He was in the kind of range that typically allowed Presidents to get re-elected and it's zoomed back down to 43%, the lowest rating we've had in, probably, oh, almost two years. Now it stabilized. It came up one point. His ap...

Follow @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter for daily updates. The June Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll , conducted among 1,886 registered voters between June 17-18, 2020, provides perspective on a tumultuous few weeks of national protests, calls for police reforms, and uncertainty about the coronavirus and economic reopening. Our poll shows tremendous amount of support for both Black Lives Matter and peaceful...

Presidential Pollster Mark Penn (@ Mark_Penn_Polls ) shares analysis of a new Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll, fielded May 14-16 among 1,854 registered voters. Download Report: bit.ly/PDF_HHPoll_May Here are the important topics of the day as the voters see them: VOTER MOOD – America is concerned and uncertain about re-opening, and voters are looking for leadership and unity. 68% are most concerned abo...

Host: presidential pollster Mark Penn Subject: findings of newest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll Download full report: bit.ly/HarvardHarrisApr16 Follow @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter The poll, fielded April 14-16 among 2,394 registered voters, shows Americans changing from concerned purely about the virus to greater concern about the economy. Focusing on the economy and jobs is gaining in salience -- this...

A new Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll, which was fielded last week on March 24-26 among 2,410 registered voters, illustrates major change in public opinion regarding the Coronavirus Pandemic. We have seen some dramatic shifts in economic confidence in our poll – most strikingly the perceived strength of the U.S. economy fell by 30 points to 45% net strong among voters. A majority now expect a recession...

FOLLOW @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter. REGISTER for the next Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll ... it's FREE. The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll surveyed 2,592 voters from February 26-28, 2020. A majority of voters say they believe there is evidence Russia is trying to interfere in the 2020 election. We took the public's opinion on President Trump's recent provocative comments and tweets directed toward his...

FOLLOW @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter. REGISTER for the next Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll ... it's FREE. The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll surveyed 2,592 voters from February 26-28, 2020. We took the public's opinion on President Trump's recent provocative comments and tweets directed toward his own Attorney General and Justice Department. On the 2020 horserace, we asked Democrats about candidate chara...

FOLLOW @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter. REGISTER for the next Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll ... it's FREE. The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll surveyed 2,592 voters from February 26-28, 2020. We explored the concept of sanctuary cities, immigration and related topics. On the 2020 horserace, we asked Democrats about candidate characteristics and where each candidate is strongest (table here ). Among Democra...

FOLLOW @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter. REGISTER for the next Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll ... it's FREE. The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll surveyed 2,592 voters from February 26-28, 2020. We explored the concept of presidential war powers, taking the public's temperature on unilateral strikes against foreign threats without seeking Congressional approval. On the 2020 horserace, we asked Democrats about...

FOLLOW @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter. REGISTER for the next Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll ... it's FREE. The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll surveyed 2,592 voters from February 26-28, 2020. On the 2020 horserace, we asked Democrats about candidate characteristics and where each candidate is strongest (table here ). Among Democrats, Sanders and Biden are seen as the strongest overall candidates to compete...

FOLLOW @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter. REGISTER for the next Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll ... it's FREE. The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll surveyed 2,592 voters from February 26-28, 2020. The poll ran as the coronavirus market sell-off began, and at the time voters remained bullish about the state of the economy even though early warning signs of the anxieties of coronavirus were starting to show. We s...

FOLLOW @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter. REGISTER for the next Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll ... it's FREE. The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll surveyed 2,592 voters from February 26-28, 2020. The poll ran as the coronavirus market sell-off began, and at the time voters remained bullish about the state of the economy even though early warning signs of the anxieties of coronavirus were starting to show. We s...

A new Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll, conducted among 2,500+ registered voters between February 27-29, 2020, sheds light on the public's attitudes regarding The Trump Administration's handling of the Coronavirus Pandemic. The poll also explored post-impeachment attitudes on other headline-grabbing topics: the 2020 election, presidential war powers, Russian campaign meddling, Trump's intimidation of hi...

Presidential pollster Mark Penn shares findings from a new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, fielded among 2,527 registered voters between Jan. 27-29, 2020.   Download: http://bit.ly/hhp_feb Register: https://harvardharrispoll.com/ Follow: https://twitter.com/Mark_Penn_Polls Interested in Learning More? Harvard Harris Poll Listen to More Episodes Twitter

Presidential pollster Mark Penn shares findings from a new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, fielded among 2,527 registered voters between Jan. 27-29, 2020.   Download: http://bit.ly/hhp_feb Register: https://harvardharrispoll.com/ Follow: https://twitter.com/Mark_Penn_Polls Interested in Learning More? Harvard Harris Poll Listen to More Episodes Twitter

Presidential pollster Mark Penn shares findings from a new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, fielded among 2,527 registered voters between Jan. 27-29, 2020.   Download: http://bit.ly/hhp_feb Register: https://harvardharrispoll.com/ Follow: https://twitter.com/Mark_Penn_Polls Interested in Learning More? Harvard Harris Poll Listen to More Episodes Twitter

Presidential pollster Mark Penn shares findings from a new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, fielded among 2,527 registered voters between Jan. 27-29, 2020.   Download: http://bit.ly/hhp_feb Register: https://harvardharrispoll.com/ Follow: https://twitter.com/Mark_Penn_Polls Interested in Learning More? Harvard Harris Poll Listen to More Episodes Twitter

Presidential pollster Mark Penn shares findings from a new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, fielded among 2,527 registered voters between Jan. 27-29, 2020.   Download: http://bit.ly/hhp_feb Register: https://harvardharrispoll.com/ Follow: https://twitter.com/Mark_Penn_Polls Interested in Learning More? Harvard Harris Poll Listen to More Episodes Twitter

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Presidential pollster Mark Penn shares findings from a new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, fielded among 2,527 registered voters between Jan. 27-29, 2020.   Download: http://bit.ly/hhp_feb Register: https://harvardharrispoll.com/ Follow: https://twitter.com/Mark_Penn_Polls  Interested in Learning More? Harvard Harris Poll Listen to More Episodes Twitter

Presidential pollster Mark Penn shares findings from a new Harvard CAPS Harris Poll , fielded among 2,527 registered voters between Jan. 27-29, 2020.  DOWNLOAD the full report. REGISTER to receive the next poll. FOLLOW @Mark_Penn_Polls for more.   President Trump’s approval rating is hovering near its all-time high at 46% on the strength of voter optimism about the economy. But his weakness among...

Let's also look at a subject that the news media has oftentimes been reluctant to fully cover, which is Hunter Biden and his serving as a director on Burisma, the Ukrainian energy company. We've asked a few questions over the last couple of months. We've done a pretty thorough battery here, because given that what you see in most stories is that there's no evidence of corruption, I wanted to see h...

A subject that's been in the news lately, vaping. We took a quick look at public opinion on vaping and on the controversy created by flavored vaping that spread like wildfire among teens. Do you think that electronic vaping is generally a safe substitute for tobacco or are there significant health concerns around vaping? 77% say there are significant health concerns, only 23% think that it is gene...

Now, let's look at the Inspector General's report on the FBI and the Carter Page warrants. This topic is on almost the other side of what people see as important investigations. Only 22% were very familiar with this Inspector General's report. It's a pretty low number, considering the importance of the report. 46% said they were somewhat familiar. To the best of your knowledge, do you think the DO...