The latest Emerson College Polling survey of Utah voters finds Republican Mike Lee with 49% support in the race for US Senate, while unaffiliated candidate Evan McMullin holds 39% support. Four percent plan to vote for Libertarian candidate James Arthur Hansen, while 4% are undecided. Undecided voters were asked whom they lean towards supporting. With their support allocated, Lee’s lead remains at ten points, leading McMullin 50% to 40%.
Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling said, “Lee holds the majority of support among Republican voters, leading McMullin 71% to 23%, whereas McMullin holds a ten point lead among independent voters, leading 46% to 36% and among Democratic voters 71% to 6%.”
Kimball added, “McMullin’s support is strongest among voters under 35 at 41%, whereas Lee holds the majority of support among voters over 50 with 57%.”
Senator Lee is viewed favorably by 52% of voters, whereas 44% have an unfavorable view of him. Evan McMullin is viewed favorably by 41% of voters, whereas 47% view him unfavorably.
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