MODERATE voters say ...

oconnor was nominated by reagan as the first woman to scotus and got zero votes opposed (99-0 )

she was white

jackson was nominated by joe biden as the first BLACK woman to scotus and got 47 votes opposed ,all from republicans

but then she is black

i doubt this number has changed     the atrocities by putin make it unlikely

Those results, at a large margin of 4 to 1, indicate two things that are clearly evident:

that Americans overwhelmingly agree to increased sanctions even if it causes prices to rise at home including fuel, and also that it's clear that intelligent Americans agree by an overwhelming margin that the US should be involved in the Ukraine-Putin conflict.

The Economist/YouGov Poll
April 2 - 5, 2022

Q103: Favorability of QAnon?

8% ... Liberals

16% ... Moderates

24% ... Conservatives

The Economist/YouGov Poll
April 30 - May 3   (1500 U.S. Adult Citizens)

Q98: Favorability of Political Parties —

MODERATES only, said:

 - 5 %pts ... Democratic party (45% vs 50%)
-25 %pts ... Republican party (35% vs 60%)

The Economist/YouGov Poll
April 30 - May

Ages 18 - 29 only, said:

+15 %pts ... Democratic party (49% vs 34%)
-17 %pts ... Republican party (33% vs 50%) 

*NOTE: a margin of +32 pts favoring Democrats in this key demographic!

April 13, 2021

All US states ranked from best to worst, according to Americans

The two lowest-rated states were Alabama (38%) and Mississippi (38%), which often rank low in other assessments of income and health care access.

Almost all the bottom 17 states are red states

following the leak of the draft opinion showing the justices are poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, according to a new poll released Wednesday The Marquette Law School poll findings represent a dramatic change from how Americans viewed the court in March, the last time the survey was conducted. Then, 54% of respondents said they approved of the nine justices and 45% said they disapproved. Now, only 44% approve.

YOUGOV POLL
April 13, 2021

All US states ranked from best to worst, according to Americans

The two lowest-rated states were Alabama (38%) and Mississippi (38%), which often rank low in other assessments of income and health care access. Almost all the bottom 17 states are red states and situated in either the South or Midwest

Rank        Win Percentage
1 Hawaii    69
2 Colorado 65.4
3 Virginia 64.1
4 Nevada 61.4
5 N. Carolina 61.3
6 Florida 60.7
7 Arizona 60
8 New York 58.9
9 Georgia 57.9
10 Texas 57.7
11 Maine 57.3
12 California 57
13 Alaska 56.9
14 Vermont 56.1
15 Washington 55.6
16 Oregon 55.5
17 Pennsylvania 55
18 Montana 54.9
19 New Hampshire 54.5
20 Michigan 53.7
21 Tennessee 53.1
22 Wyoming 52.8
23 Connecticut 51.3
24 Minnesota 50.8
25 Rhode Island 49.6
26 Maryland 48.7
27 Utah 48.2
28 New Mexico 47.7
29 South Carolina 47.4
30 Louisiana 46.7
31 Massachusetts 46.4
32 Delaware 46.2
33 Ohio 45
34 Nebraska 44.8
35 Oklahoma 44.7
36 West Virginia 44.6
37 North Dakota 44.3
38 Wisconsin 44.2
39 Illinois 43.9
40 Idaho 42.9
41 Kansas 42.3
42 Kentucky 41.9
43 Missouri 41.9
44 South Dakota 40.2
45 Indiana 39.5
46 Iowa 39.2
47 Arkansas 38.9
48 New Jersey 38.8
49 Mississippi 37.8
50 Alabama 37.5

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YOUGOV POLL
April 13, 2021

All US states ranked from best to worst, according to Americans

 Almost all the bottom 17 states are red states and situated in either the South or Midwest

Rank        Win Percentage
1 Hawaii    69
2 Colorado 65.4
3 Virginia  64.1
4 Nevada  61.4
5 N. Carolina 61.3
6 Florida 60.7
7 Arizona 60
8 New York 58.9
9 Georgia 57.9
10 Texas 57.7
11 Maine 57.3
12 California 57
13 Alaska 56.9
14 Vermont 56.1
15 Washington 55.6
16 Oregon 55.5
17 Pennsylvania 55
18 Montana 54.9
19 New Hampshire 54.5
20 Michigan 53.7
21 Tennessee 53.1
22 Wyoming 52.8
23 Connecticut 51.3
24 Minnesota 50.8
25 Rhode Island 49.6
26 Maryland 48.7
27 Utah 48.2
28 New Mexico 47.7
29 South Carolina 47.4
30 Louisiana 46.7
31 Massachusetts 46.4
32 Delaware 46.2
33 Ohio 45
34 Nebraska 44.8
35 Oklahoma 44.7
36 West Virginia 44.6
37 North Dakota 44.3
38 Wisconsin 44.2
39 Illinois 43.9
40 Idaho 42.9
41 Kansas 42.3
42 Kentucky 41.9
43 Missouri 41.9
44 South Dakota 40.2
45 Indiana 39.5
46 Iowa 39.2
47 Arkansas 38.9
48 New Jersey 38.8
49 Mississippi 37.8
50 Alabama  37.5

The worst states are almost all red states.

10 of the worst 11 states, as voted by Americans, are red states