Cell-Phone-Only Voters in the 2008 Exit Poll
The American Association for Public Opinion Research held its annual conference a few weeks ago in Hollywood, FL. Unfortunately, I could not attend, but several of the presentations from the conference...
View ArticleNew NPR Poll Released.
The NPR bi-partisan polling team of Glen Bolger from Public Opinion Strategies and Stan Greenberg from Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research just released a new survey this morning. Link to the...
View ArticlePUBLIC OPINION OF OBAMA HEALTH PLAN AS BAD OR WORSE AS CLINTON PLAN IN 1994
New national survey data released today by Public Opinion Strategies shows the country’s opinion of President Obama’s health care plan is virtually the same as that measured for President Clinton’s...
View ArticleNational Journal: Don’t Shoot The Pollsters
National Journal: Don’t Shoot The Pollsters Reaction To NBC’s Polling On The Public Option Misses The Whole Story by Mark Blumenthal Monday, Aug. 31, 2009 (Click the link to read the entire article....
View ArticleCollege basketball fans give a thumbs down to tournament expansion
In a survey released yesterday by Public Opinion Strategies, a solid majority (59%) of basketball fans oppose expanding the NCAA tournament from a 64 team tournament to a 96 team tournament. Just 29%...
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Bill McInturff’s latest presentation on health care
Bill McInturff’s latest presentation on health care highlights the seven reasons there was no spike for President Obama after passage, looks at public opinion right now on health care, and the likely...
View ArticleNew Survey In VA CD-5 Shows Obama Visit Has Modest Negative Impact
Public Opinion Strategies completed a survey in the Fifth Congressional District of Virginia one day after President Barack Obama held a rally for embattled Democratic incumbent Tom Perriello. As the...
View ArticleTwitter. Is it for everybody?
The results of our latest national survey of 800 likely 2012 voters point to eleven percent (11%) of likely voters owning a Twitter account. And only four percent (4%) say they have accessed their...
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Did Boston Cause Americans to be More Worried About Becoming a Victim of...
With the recent bombing in Boston, terrorism has returned to the forefront of American minds. But did the horror of last month’s attack have the effect of making Americans more worried about becoming...
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