APS: Richardson, Emerick Deadlocked, Bruno Unfavorable, & More

Day 606, 22:15 • Published in USA USA • by Erik Victor


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[size=12pt]Richardson, Emerick Virtually Tied For Aug. 5 Election[/size]
APS's first August 5 Presidential election poll is in. Incumbent Harrison Richardson holds a statistically insignificant 3% lead over possible challenger Emerick. APS did not officially release poll numbers prior to the July 5 election, but our unofficial polls showed the race being almost as tight as this poll. As released yesterday by APS, President Richardson's approval rating is just below 50%, with a large portion of Americans unsure, and a decent amount disapproving.

It would appear as though the battle lines drawn prior to the July 5 contest are still holding. Potential challengers Claire Littleton and Aren Perry recieved little support from respondents.

August 5 Election Poll


[size=12pt]Bruno Seen As Unfavorable By Large Majority of Americans[/size]
Former U.S. Presidential and CVP PP candidate Ajay Bruno recieves little support from most Americans. Only 14% of respondents said they had a somewhat or very favorable view of Mr. Bruno, while 55% had either a somewhat or very unfavorable view of him. 31% were unsure or did not know Ajay Bruno.

Ajay Bruno Favorability Rating
(Blue = "Somewhat" and "Very" Favorable, Yellow = "Unsure/No Answer", Green = "Somewhat" and "Very" Unfavorable)


Among CVP members only, Ajay Bruno's ratings were just as dismal. Only 10% of Conservatives had a favorable view of him, 30% viewing him unfavorably, and the vast majority responding "Unsure/No Answer."

[size=12pt]Americans Think Scrabman Will Be Remembered As A Good President[/size]
Former President Scrabman, who garnered the highest average approval rating of any APS-tracked president, will be remembered as a "great president who accomplished much", according to the American people. A vast majority, three quarters of all respondents, think that Scrabman will be remembered as a decent or better president in eUS history. 11% think he will go down as the greatest president ever, 33% think he will be seen as a great president, and only 2% think Scrabman will be remembered as the worst president ever. 7% were unsure or had no answer.

Scrabman's Place In History


IN THE NEXT APS ISSUE: Party Popularity Study: Part III