Who is winning the Democratic primary for governor? How does former Cranston mayor Allan Fung match up against the Democrats running in the 2nd Congressional District? Should President Joe Biden run for reelection?
The first-ever Suffolk University and The Boston Globe Rhode Island poll are live, and you can find all the analyis and data on Globe.com/RI.
We polled between June 19 and June 22, asking 800 general election voters about the single-most important issue in the governor’s race, how inflation is reshaping their lives, and whether they support a ban on assault-style firearms.
We also have a Democratic primary survey to see where Governor Dan McKee, Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea, former CVS executive Helena Foulkes, former secretary of state Matt Brown, and health care advocate Dr. Luis Daniel Muñoz stand in their race.
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Since a Republican victory in the 2nd District could have a national impact, we tested Fung, the GOP frontrunner, against each of his potential Democratic opponents in the 2nd District, state Treasurer Seth Magaziner, Omar Bah, Joy Fox, Sarah Morgenthau, Cameron Moquin, and David Segal.
You can explore the analysis, and the data, in these stories:
- Republican Fung leads in R.I.’s 2nd Congressional District
- Gorbea, McKee, Foulkes at the front in R.I. governor race
- Explore the data: Full results of the Boston Globe/Suffolk University poll of likely Rhode Island voters
- Cost of living is top issue in R.I. governor’s race, but economic downturn is hitting Rhode Islanders hard
- How Rhode Islanders feel about banning assault weapons
- Most Rhode Island voters don’t think President Biden should run in 2024
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Dan McGowan can be reached at dan.mcgowan@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter at @danmcgowan.