Before the pandemic started, it was clear that Tennesseans were divided politically. But a new Vanderbilt Poll shows the partisan divide is deeper than ever before, especially over questions regarding the COVID-19 vaccine and the results of the 2020 election.
Vanderbilt Poll Shows Race, Political Divide On COVID-19 Perception And Fears
A new Vanderbilt University poll shows that an overwhelming majority of Tennesseans are satisfied with how local leaders have handled the coronavirus pandemic. Two-thirds of the people said they support Gov. Bill Lee’s response.
Despite Pushback, Nashville’s Mayor Cooper Gets High Approval Ratings On Latest Vanderbilt Poll
A new Vanderbilt poll shows that most people in Nashville are supportive of Mayor John Cooper’s social distancing efforts. The poll, released Thursday, also shows Cooper’s approval rating is especially high during this time.
Poll: Nashvillians Seem To Be Souring On The City’s Rapid Growth
Listen Nashville residents are becoming more uneasy with the city’s rapid growth, according to a new poll from Vanderbilt University taken ahead of citywide elections this summer. The survey by the school’s Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions found that a slim majority of city residents still believe Nashville is on the right track, […]
In The Race For Governor, Most Tennesseans Are Only Starting To Recognize The Candidates
Listen Congressman Diane Black. That’s who Tennesseans say they’re most familiar with as the race to succeed Governor Bill Haslam begins. Just under half of all voters say in a new statewide poll they’ve heard of her.
Poll Says Tennessee Voters Oppose Giving Lawmakers More Power Over Abortion
But that doesn’t necessarily mean voters will strike down a similar amendment on the ballot in November.
VU Poll Finds Tennesseans Split on Medicaid Expansion
Tennesseans are equally split over whether to expand the state’s Medicaid program as part of the Affordable Care Act. That’s according to new polling from Vanderbilt University released Wednesday.