Voter Targeting

Polling for Saturday’s mayoral race in San Antonio shows a competitive field dominated by Gina Ortiz Jones, who emerges as the leading candidate both in initial preferences and projected runoff scenarios. Ortiz Jones leads the field with 23% of the vote, followed by Rolando Pablos at 15%, and Beto Altamirano at 12%. However, the race remains highly fragmented, and 11% of voters remain undecided.

Our latest survey highlights American attitudes toward foreign policy, revealing strong but divided opinions on NATO, perceptions of global threats, the U.S. role in international affairs, and policies on Ukraine and foreign aid. Partisan and generational splits are evident throughout, shaping how voters engage with these issues.

Headed into the last week of the campaign, we conducted surveys in Virginia, Minnesota, and Maryland. Each of these states is outside the seven key swing states, and each has a Senate race, with varying degrees of competitiveness among the three. We also felt that each had been under-surveyed by other pollsters in the runup to November 5th.