NNN/Bluedot Poll: Holness Has Strong Support Among Female Voters

Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness continues to perform well with female voters. That’s according to the latest Nationwide/Bluedot polls, powered by Total Tools.

He leads Opposition Leader Mark Golding by 11-points with women on the hypothetical question of a direct vote for Prime Minister.

56-percent of women chose Holness. 44-percent chose Golding.

That’s a 4-point improvement with women over the last three months for Golding.

Holness also leads with men. 55-percent of them chose Holness. 45-percent chose Golding.

And unaffiliated voters would also choose Holness by 14-points.

57-percent of them would opt for the Prime Minister, while 43-percent would go with Golding.

When party supporters are considered, 96-percent of Labourities say Holness would be their pick.

94-percent of comrades would choose Golding.

6-percent of comrades would give Holness their direct voter, while 4-percent of JLP supporters would give Golding the nod.