Two other lopsided results in the latest Fox News poll:
By a 67-25 percent margin, voters support building the Keystone XL pipeline. That includes: 87 percent of Republicans, 69 percent of . . .
Democratic pollster Peter D. Hart and Republican pollster Bill McInturff, who conduct the NBC/Wall Street Journal survey, were just on with Chuck Todd on MSNBC’s Daily Rundown. They noted that . . .
Mitt Romney’s rivals took aim at him in the Sunday-morning debate, but it’s hard to see a scenario where he loses all of his currently gargantuan lead in New Hampshire: . . .
File this away when contemplating the sample of future nationwide polls:
The percentage of Americans identifying as political independents increased in 2011, as is common in a non-election year, although the . . .
The numbers on Occupy Wall Street haven’t moved much since their debut. Neither is familiarity breeding contempt nor is the country warming to their cries.
Rasmussen Reports, October 5: “Thirty-three percent . . .
A new Angus Reid Public Opinion poll finds Obama’s approval rating unchanged at 40 percent, and adds, “among Independents, the level of strong disapproval for the American president outranks the . . .
As Sen. Harry Reid declares that private-sector job growth is doing “just fine,” the AP poll finds that the percentage of Americans who describe the economy as “very poor” has . . .
I don’t think either of the survey results cited in Mike Allen’s Politico newsletter are really that surprising, considering the state of the economy, etc., but he calls them “sobering” . . .
Quinnipiac unveils a survey from Florida this morning that has good news for Rick Perry, ominous news for President Obama, and some frustrating news for Republican hopes in that state’s . . .
Public Opinion Strategies looks at its latest numbers and contends Obama’s sales pitch for his jobs plan and tax hikes just isn’t working:
Since President Obama has been out there campaigning . . .
The latest national survey from Resurgent Republic is revealed.
Ed Gillespie, a former RNC chairman, said the result that jumped out the most to him was that 60 percent of respondents . . .
If President Obama and his supporters thought today’s Washington Post poll was excessively gloomy about his reelection prospects, today’s Wall Street Journal poll doesn’t offer much sunshine, either. Once again, Obama’s approval . . .
Welcome back from Labor Day weekend, Mr. President:
Public pessimism about the direction of the country has jumped to its highest level in nearly three years, erasing the sense of hope . . .
CNN reports:
CNN Poll: Obama approval rating remains steady in mid 40′s
Washington (CNN) - As President Barack Obama stood before cameras Monday afternoon to offer a reassuring assessment of the nation’s economy, . . .
Gallup finds similar numbers to the Washington Post this morning: “Fifty-one percent of Americans rated current economic conditions “poor” over the weekend. This is up from 43% in early July, . . .
With horrific events unfolding in Norway, the usual back-and-forth and who’s up and who’s down in American politics seems petty and small today. File this away for early next week, . . .
ABC News, with the egregious polling spin of the day, with the easily overlooked details in bold:
President Obama is holding onto a 7 point lead over his chief Republican rival, . . .
Shhh! I think we’re not supposed to tell anyone this, since most of the mainstream media seems to be treating it like top-secret classified information, kept far away from the . . .
Going through Marist’s poll, there’s a lot of interesting stuff that the survey release writers put several paragraphs down after beginning with:
President Barack Obama met with Senate leaders yesterday to . . .
Easily-overlooked points in the latest CNN poll:
The survey finds 26 percent of registered Democrats “extremely enthusiastic” about voting in the 2012 presidential election; 38 percent of registered Republicans describe themselves . . .
The results in the CNN poll out today aren’t quite as ominous for President Obama as yesterday’s ABC News/Washington Post survey, but that’s not saying much.
Obama splits evenly, with 48-48 . . .
Today’s CNN poll is a useful reminder that survey respondents can be… strange sometimes. Say, how do you think Republicans feel about the way Obama is handing gas prices? You . . .
One can argue that to many Americans, a “Balanced Budget Amendment” is a pain-free way to balance the budget, and that they underestimate the scale of cuts or tax hikes . . .
Gallup has finally conducted another national survey of GOP presidential-campaign preferences, after the announcements from Donald Trump, Mike Huckabee, and Mitch Daniels.
Mitt Romney (17%) and Sarah Palin (15%) now lead . . .
