Emerson Polling News Today

Pete Kaliner joins for the hangover to discuss what is going on in Israel. Spencer Kimball, of Emerson Polling joins in the second hour to talk about recent presidential polls. Additional topics were the earthquake in the Northeast today, the effect of immigrants on our cities and comments by Vice President Harris.

Spencer Kimball, from Emerson Polling, joins to discuss the presidential polls and what is expected going forward.

Dr. Gregory Payne, chair of the Communication Studies Department, celebrated his 40th anniversary of teaching at Emerson College earlier this month, a milestone he feels extremely blessed to have reached.  “I came over and taught a class at the legacy campus in 1984,” said Payne. “And, forty years later, I’m still here.”  Payne completed his...

The Sacramento Bee thinks that Republican U.S. Senate candidate Steve Garvey has a chance to qualify for the 2024 ballot. At first blush, the idea that

With just one month until the Kentucky gubernatorial election, Gov. Andy Beshear (D-KY) holds a significant lead over his Republican opponent, state Attorney General Daniel Cameron.

It’s not looking good Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis after recent polls suggest the American public isn’t sold on either one of these men.

It’s not looking good Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis after recent polls suggest the American public isn’t sold on either one of these men.

Before Chicago’s mayoral election last week, the top two electoral performances in the city (in my eyes) were that of Anton Cermak and Harold Washington.  Cermak, who was born in Bohemia, won his mayoral race in 1931 by defeating then-incumbent William Hale “Big Bill” Thompson. That election marked the end of the Anglo-Saxon power structure...

KOAT spoke to political analyst Brian Sanderoff and Emerson College Polling President Spencer Kimball about how to know which ones are accurate.

Political dynamics in Florida have shifted dramatically in only a few years.