Thursday, July 24, 2008

polls

Public Opinion: Do Polls of the Barack Obama-John McCain Matchup Matter This Far Out?

Is it too early to pay attention to presidential preference polls? more >>

Will Obama Get a Bounce in the Polls After His Foreign Trip?

So far, the polls don't show him getting a big lift. more >>

Housing Rumble Polls Open

Who won—the real estate agent or the 'for sale by owner' executive? more >>

Latest Presidential Polls Show a New List of Target States for Obama and McCain

Tracking polls show states not targeted in 2004 are now important. more >>

Small Biz Owners Say 'Thanks, but No Thanks' to Economic Stimulus

Obama, McCain votes from small businesses are still up in the air. more >>

Has Barack Obama Peaked Too Soon?

Poll numbers are raising questions about whether the Illinois senator is following the Hillary arc. more >>

New Poll Finds More Than Half of Democrats Want Clinton as Obama's Vice President

It also shows most voters don't think McCain is too old to be president. more >>

Education Takes Back Seat to Rising Gas Prices

But a poll says education is among the top election issues. more >>

NARAL Poll Shows Abortion Issue Could Push Independents and Pro-Choice Republicans to Obama

The poll found if voters know the candidates' stances, they choose Obama over McCain. more >>

Most Californians Support Gay Marriage

A new poll finds a small majority believe same-sex couples should be able to marry. more >>

New Poll Finds Big Shift Toward Obama

Californians give Obama a significant edge over Clinton and McCain. more >>

Is the Economy Killing Small Business?

Small food-and-beverage sellers show plenty of resilience. more >>

Voters (Heart) Obama, But Think Like McCain

This election is starting to look like a tragic play, one where the heart fights the brain. more >>

Polls Show Clinton and Obama Locked in Tight Races

Indiana and North Carolina voters cast ballots today in the critical primaries. more >>

More Projections on the Popular Vote for Clinton and Obama

The latest polls still make it possible that Clinton could win the popular vote or come very close. more >>

Wall Street Still Sees an Obama Presidency

Investors are not buying into McCain’s polling parity with the Democrats. more >>

Despite Pennsylvania Win, Clinton and Obama Have Similar Chances of Beating McCain

Going forward, state demographics could matter more to primary results than campaigning. more >>

Can Clinton Win the Popular Vote?

New polls show Clinton could still win the popular vote while Obama takes the delegate count. more >>

Unmarried Women are the 'Soccer Moms' of the 2008 Presidential Election

This cycle, the campaigns must focus on a new key demographic in order to win the White House. more >>

President Bush's Poll Numbers Are Going From Bad to Worse

President Bush is spending the weekend at his Texas ranch. But there's no escape from bad news in the ratings department. more >>

McCain's Poll Numbers Are Breaking the Idea of Traditional Red and Blue States

Polls show a McCain-Rice ticket beating a Clinton-Obama or Obama-Clinton ticket in New York. more >>

Poll: The Economy Stinks—Blame Washington, Not Bush

A new Pew survey seems to blame GOP-ers and Dems alike. more >>

Clinton's Sag in the Polls Makes Big Pennsylvania Win Unlikely

Recent polling suggests my projections are no longer realistic. more >>

Morning Buzz: April 4, 2008

New figures from the U.S. Department of Labor show that 80,000 jobs were lost in March — making it the worst single-month job hemorrhaging in five years. The national unemployment rate rose from 4.8 to 5.1 percent. Both figures were worse than the original estimates. more >>

A Small Improvement in U.S. Popularity Abroad

Polling suggests that the next president, Democrat or Republican, may lift sagging views of America. more >>

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