Elon Poll: Broad support for sports betting but divisions over abortion law changes
45 percent oppose changes to our state abortion laws Read More
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The economy, abortion, election integrity: What N.C. voters are thinking heading into Election Day
Thirty percent of N.C. voters say that they are “very” confident that the election process overall will be fair, compared to 24 percent in 2020. The poll found that 34 percent say they are “very” confident that votes will be counted properly this November compared to 24 percent in 2020. Read More
Elon Poll: Younger N.C. attorneys see need for changes in state’s legal system
Attorneys admitted to the N.C. Bar less than 11 years ago indicate more than half would consider running for political office and see the need to change the legal system. Read More
Elon Poll finds North Carolinians concerned about spike in housing prices
One thing respondents of both parties agree on is restricting large corporations from buying large numbers of properties. Read More
Elon Poll finds N.C. residents increasingly favor COVID-19 vaccination
Vaccine support has increased dramatically since The Elon Poll first started tracking attitudes last October. Read More
Elon Poll shows support for legalizing marijuana in North Carolina
In times past the use of marijuana was considered morally wrong and those using or selling it should receive punishment. What's changed? Read More
Elon Poll finds North Carolina residents increasingly favor getting COVID-19 vaccine
Whether or not someone will get the vaccine depends on educational level, age, race, gender and political affiliation. Read More
Elon Poll finds North Carolinians divided on Trump’s responsibility for U.S. Capitol violence
Those polled say that 47% support the recent impeachment and 59% hold Donald Trump somewhat or very responsible for the January 6th violence. Read More
Elon Poll finds that many N.C. residents are wary about taking COVID-19 vaccine
The survey taken December 3-6 finds a great deal of skepticism among North Carolinians. Read More
