California voters’ opinions on Harris: California supports Kamala Harris Big Time: New polls show she ruled the governor’s race with broad profits on all challenges
According to KTLA5, a survey conducted within California Politics and Emerson College found that of 1,000 registrants, voters surveyed voters, and 31% reported that they would vote for the former vice president if she was to run. Next comes Rep. Katie Porter, Democratic, who received 8% support and Republican Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco ranked third with a score of 4%. According to KTLA5, the survey included 18 hypothetical candidates.
Kamala Harris’ decision to reshape the game
“The competitiveness of California’s 2026 gubernatorial primary depends on whether Harris runs or not. Other candidates from Katie Porter’s, such as Katie Porter’s, are cited in the report,” said Spencer Kimball, director of polls at Emerson College. “There are 49% of Harris’s Democrats in Garner, while Porter gets 13%. In the game, Porter’s support in the Democrats rose to 21%, which will make her an early leader in a crowded field,” KTLA5 said.
Voters separated on whether Harris should run
However, voters have differences over whether Harris should take the position. Voters tied 50-50 if they really wanted her.
Other topics of voter’s thoughts
Emerson College/California Internal Political Survey not only examines the prospects of Kamala Harris’ 2026 governoral contest, but also peeks at the perspective of Californians on several other topics, including the political future of U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policy, Gavin Newsom’s political future, and even the upcoming 2028 2028 Los Angeles 2028 Olymmpics, also reported on Ktla5.
According to the report, most respondents do not want Newsom to run for president in 2028, with 59% voted on him, but 41% thought he should. Regarding party affiliation, 61% of registered Democrats voted to continue, while 78% and 75% of independents voted that he should not follow KTLA5. When California voters were asked about the president’s tariffs, most people thought it was a tax on consumers, not a tax on trading partners, not a tax on 60% to 22%, and the 18% rate was so much as a tax on consumers compared to the 18% rate, which was a tax on consumers. But Kimball also shared: “Most Democrats, 77% and half of independent voters regard tariffs as taxes to consumers, while 48% of Republican voters believe they are more taxes to foreign countries.”
When asked about participants about the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics, 32% said they were “very interested” in the Olympics, 44% were “somewhat interested”, and 24% were “not interested at all.”
According to a report by KLTA5, most California voters (58%) want to see the Olympics in person, which they can afford, while 42% will not.
FAQ
How much support does Harris get among voters at the moment?
According to the poll, 31% of voters said they would vote for her in the 2026 primary.
What if Harris doesn’t run?
Katie Porter could be the leader among Democrats, with her support jumping to 21%.
