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sdskinsfan2001 · 10-25-2024, 11:13 AM

I'd much rather hear from small-business owners that actually own businesses.

https://sbiqpoll.jcnf.org/monthly-mo...eptember-2024/

New September polling from the Job Creators Network Foundation (JCNF) finds Donald Trump holds a 12-point lead ahead of Kamala Harris among small businesses nationwide. More specifically, 51 percent of respondents say Trump would do a better job helping small businesses while 39 percent say the same about Harris.

Thirty-five percent of small businesses surveyed self-describe themselves as Republicans, 30 percent as Democrats, and 33 percent as Independents.

Additionally, the Small Business Intelligence Quotient (SBIQ), an index tracking overall small business sentiment about the economy, dropped for the first time since last November. The indicator now stands at 56.4, with metrics measuring both current conditions and future expectations dipping in September.

Other key takeaways include:

- 84 percent of small businesses say crime has either increased or stayed the same, calling into question the media narrative that crime rates are falling.

- By a two-to-one margin, small businesses oppose government price controls.

- A majority of small businesses (58 percent) support extending the Tax Cuts and Job Act.

Note - The article does have some other polls included as well.

10-25-2024, 11:13 AM	#455
sdskinsfan2001 Living Legend Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Hanahan, South Carolina Age: 42 Posts: 20,603	Re: Presidential Race 2024 I'd much rather hear from small-business owners that actually own businesses. https://sbiqpoll.jcnf.org/monthly-mo...eptember-2024/ New September polling from the Job Creators Network Foundation (JCNF) finds Donald Trump holds a 12-point lead ahead of Kamala Harris among small businesses nationwide. More specifically, 51 percent of respondents say Trump would do a better job helping small businesses while 39 percent say the same about Harris. Thirty-five percent of small businesses surveyed self-describe themselves as Republicans, 30 percent as Democrats, and 33 percent as Independents. Additionally, the Small Business Intelligence Quotient (SBIQ), an index tracking overall small business sentiment about the economy, dropped for the first time since last November. The indicator now stands at 56.4, with metrics measuring both current conditions and future expectations dipping in September. Other key takeaways include: - 84 percent of small businesses say crime has either increased or stayed the same, calling into question the media narrative that crime rates are falling. - By a two-to-one margin, small businesses oppose government price controls. - A majority of small businesses (58 percent) support extending the Tax Cuts and Job Act. Note - The article does have some other polls included as well. __________________ "You can be my wingman anytime." "Bulls**t. You can be mine."