Two newly released polls shining the state’s intermarriage electoral should be Porte priorities Gov.
The consequences of a high chance of alliance alliance indicates that 32% of polled beliefs reducing housing costs are the most important issue they want to solve housing candidates. The tax deduction (21%) and economic growth (14%) surrounds the main concerns of respondents.
While home is a primary study for the younger respondents – 47% of Gen Z, only different than just 24% of Boomer children – tax is a priority of dividing generation. Around a fourth gen z (23%), gen X (24%) and children boomers (22%) tax reductions are a top election issue for 2026 guberatorial race.
These results should strike a single-response chord of the Healey team, because he becomes at least two of the issues of important initiatives of his administration.
His team simply announced that some of the state’s overwhelming property can be used to develop cheap house.
His $ 5.2 billion Bond Bill, along with alignment of MBTA Communities Act, showing the weight of Healey to produce home.
Reduce tax? Well, he did that at a small scale by reducing tax-extracted taxes and instituting a higher threshold for liability liability.
But another new poll in suggesting the governor does not do enough of it or any other contradictions to voters concerned.
According to a survey issued at the University of New Hampshire, not less than half of Massachusettsts residents agreed by Healey, and more he should choose “by 2026.
The polls at 907 Massachusetts residents, made by an online survey, found 49% approved at work by Healey, 45% not being treated by neutral or uncertain.
An over 78% of Democrats thought Healey made great work while only 39% of independents – and 5% of Republicans a positive review, according to poll.
Brian Shortsleeve, a capitalist Venture and former MBTA officials running for the governor a Republican, said that the survey “was disadvantaged” “clearly losing voters” clearly lost voters “
A spokesman for Mike Kennealy, another Republican running for the Governor who used to serve the Universy Hampshire from February found that Healey had a 45% approval rating.
Healey has a strong popularity markings of other polls released this year.
A morning consultant from April shows Healey has a 58% approval rating, while a fiscal Police Foundation found 66% “stable” or “somewhat” favorable opinion of the Governor.
An internal poll held in democratic interactions with Governors who Healey has 59% job approval rating, according to a survey summary given to Boston Herald.
Undoubtedly, Healey’s administration of Migrant Crisis has destroyed his popularity, especially for spending funds thrown away by many immigrants from our southern border.
But like sports, the only statistic that matters is the final score.
And we’re about a year and one half away from awareness of that consequence.
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