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| | Byron York on Polls on National Review Online |
 | | Gallup asked about the proposal to allow people to put a portion of their Social Security payroll taxes into private investments. | | | Gallup asked respondents to rank "which one of the following issues will be most important to you when you vote for Congress next November: the economy, education, making sure large corporations act responsibly, prescription drugs for older Americans, Social Security, terrorism, or the stock market?" This is what the respondents said: | | | The problem for Democrats was that just seven percent of those polled chose corporate responsibility as the issue that is most important to them. |
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http://www.nationalreview.com/york/york070202.asp
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| | V81 N1 Pp41-56 September 1999: 31st Annual PDK/Gallup Poll |
| | Providing such tax credits was explored in the poll for the first time in 1998, using a split sample in which half of the sample was asked about a tax credit that would allow parents to recover all tuition and half was asked about a tax credit that would allow parents to recover partial tuition. | | | Two questions directly related to vouchers were added in last year's poll, with a distinction made between vouchers paying part of the tuition for attendance at a private or church-related school and vouchers paying all of the tuition. | | | The poll explores the public's views with regard to a variety of government efforts. |
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| | ENA Emergency Nurses Association - Gallup Poll - Nurses Most Trusted Professionals |
| | Gallup News Service asked Americans to rate the honesty and ethical standards of 23 different professions. | | | ENA Emergency Nurses Association - Gallup Poll - Nurses Most Trusted Professionals | | | In a story posted on the Gallup News Service Web site December 1, 2003, author Joseph Carroll noted that 83% of respondents said the honesty and ethical standards of nurses are "very high" or "high." |
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| | DefenseLINK News: Military Tops Public Confidence List in New Gallup Poll |
| | Seventy-four percent of those surveyed in Gallup's 2005 confidence poll said they have "a great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in the military - more than in a full range of other government, religious, economic, medical, business and news organizations. | | | The 2002 survey reflected a 13 percent increase in confidence in the military over the previous year's poll. | | | Military Tops Public Confidence List in New Gallup Poll |
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| | V85 N1 Pp41-52 September 2003: 35th Annual PDK/Gallup Poll |
| | How this is to be done and the relative roles of the parties involved are, however, matters involving uncertainty and controversy. | | | It is based on the percentage of students showing proficiency in English and math. | | | Recognizing the importance of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act and the extent to which it involves the federal government in decisions affecting schools at the K-12 level, those who plan this annual poll decided to focus this year's edition on NCLB. |
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| | The First Measured Century: Program: Segment 7 - The Gallup Poll |
| | Now, that was a lot of polling that he had been doing that whole year, so for him to agree to refund the money if he was wrong was a real big gamble. | | | DAVID MOORE (Author, The Super Pollsters): He actually guaranteed the newspapers that were subscribing to his poll that if he was wrong, he would refund all their money. | | | Americans wanted to have their cake and eat it, too. |
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| | Terry Heaton's Pomo blog |
| | Surely professional polling companies have considered this aspect long before you had your happy thought. | | | These shifts are significant and cannot be ignored. | | | That's more than 60 million more phones than people who voted in the 2000 election. |
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| | Largest Religious Groups in the USA |
| | The higher number of agnostics in this Harris poll indicates that a higher proportion of Internet users are agnostic than in the general population. | | | The full Business Wire report on this year 2000 Harris poll is available here. | | | For results based on this sample, one can say with 95 percent confidence that the maximum error attributable to sampling and other random effects is plus or minus 3 percentage points. |
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| | Ankle Biting Pundits - Gallup: Bush Coming Out Okay |
| | Despite the Mediacrats best efforts, Gallup discovered that 60% of repondents still had confidence in the federal government's ability to handle natural disasters and 63% had confidence in the government's ability to handle terrorist attacks. | | | For results based on the 533 national adults in the Form A half-sample and 472 national adults in the Form B half-sample, the maximum margins of sampling error are ±5 percentage points. | | | How about a link to the actual poll? |
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http://www.anklebitingpundits.com/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2303
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| | The Baptist Standard :: The Newsmagazine of Texas Baptists |
| | Over the decades, the polling enterprise transformed from a wonkish interest practiced by a smattering of eccentrics to a dominant force in American marketing and politics. | | | Gallup "always seems to be ahead of the curve, to know what's coming in the future. | | | After 50 years in the family business, Gallup finally has traded his pollster's cap for quieter days in retirement. |
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http://www.baptiststandard.com/postnuke/index.php?module=htmlpages&func=display&pid=1845
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| | CNN.com - Poll puts Bush, Kerry about even - Oct 4, 2004 |
| | The results on each question had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. | | | Again, the results on each question had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. | | | CNN's Alina Cho on the military vote and the election. |
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http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/10/03/gallup.poll
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| | Gallup Management Journal |
| | Through extensive research, Gallup has identified four barriers that can substantially undermine efforts to improve employee and customer engagement in call centers. | | | That's because when guests' complaints are handled with excellence, they often become more engaged -- and even more likely to return or to recommend your business. | | | And no one plays a greater role role in their well-being and engagement, the survey finds, than their supervisors. |
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http://gmj.gallup.com
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| | NCSE Resource |
| | These results are also similar to those from previous Gallup polls, which extend back to 1982. | | | Again, these results are similar to those from previous Gallup polls. | | | These results are similar to those in 2001, the first year in which Gallup asked the question. |
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http://www.ncseweb.org/resources/news/2004/US/724_public_view_of_creationism_and_11_19_2004.asp
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| | 1935: George Gallup |
| | If he told everyone whom he voted for, Gallup explained, that would be seen as a way to influence the election's outcome. | | | No election, no policy debate was complete without its percentages. | | | Gallup called his polling company the American Institute of Public Opinion and billed the Gallup Poll as a reliable index of the voters' mood. |
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http://www.capitalcentury.com/1935.html
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| | Mystery Pollster: Gallup's Poll on Polls |
| | Well, that may be eroding American's confidence in polling in general, although, I should point out to you all of our analyses of the preelection polls, the kind we do here at Gallup, last year [and] the 2004 elections show they were very, very accurate in predicting the actual popular vote total." | | | "Some polling organizations make frequent predictions of election results. | | | On the "bigger issue", I just read about a poll done in Britain by the government, in which the majority of those polled expressed considerable scepticism about the accuracy of "official" government statistics. |
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| | Gallup poll - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Gallup has also collaborated with polling agencies in other countries to provide an international perspective on current events. | | | Who people would vote for if an upcoming election were held today. | | | The poll typically uses a simple random sampling method in order to keep the level of bias to a minimum. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallup_poll
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| | Gallup Poll: Bush With 14-point Lead |
| | While it is true that we "vote by state," not as a nation, the national polling numbers can be used to extrapolate state trends. | | | Problem is that we, as a nation, don't vote as a nation. | | | The most important part of *any* poll - and one that's usually most difficult to find - is to assess the polling samples of Republicans and Democrats. |
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http://www.washingtondispatch.com/page2/archives/000582.html
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| | Access Denied |
| | By viewing or using any of the data in the Gallup Brain for personal or commercial use, you have agreed to the Gallup Brain's disclosure statement and license. | | | If you are interested in purchasing access to the Gallup Brain, for yourself or for your institution, please follow the appropriate links below: | | | This unparalleled public opinion database also houses Gallup Poll News Service articles, Gallup Poll Tuesday Briefing articles, and Gallup Management Journal articles that feature in-depth public opinion and management data analyses. |
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http://institution.gallup.com
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| | Gallup Poll: Kerry Better Debater; Bush Better President |
| | If it is determined that they aren't planning to vote, then someone could vote in their place. | | | ...digicam equipped poll watchers, could undo this supposed registration advantage." | | | Likely nobody at the polls would know who is voting because WI doesn't require you to produce an ID. It sucks. |
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| | Alito's Ratings Similar to Miers', Lower Than Roberts' |
| | Gallup Poll Social Series: Get complete topline data each month from Gallupâs valuable updates on the mood of the nation, world affairs, the environment, the economy and finance, and other issues. | | | Gallup Poll On Demand is $95 for a full year. | | | Gallup Poll On Demand is your online passport to public opinion polling data -- past and present -- and award-winning analysis from the world's most respected pollsters. |
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| | Gallup poll says Bush is clear leader - (United Press International) |
| | The poll's findings were based on telephone interviews conducted Sept. 9-13 with 1,018 U.S. adults, and had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. | | | The Gallup survey was conducted Sept. 13-15 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 points, 4 points in a subsamples of registered and likely voters. | | | Gallup poll says Bush is clear leader - (United Press International) |
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http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/20040917-050923-9617r.htm
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| | Articles, government corruption, freedom of speech, truth |
| | Independent democrats say Gallup's response is dishonest and the company is using a double standard when considering the nationwide poll run during the Clinton presidency. | | | The Gallup Organization was very interested in if people wanted | | | Behind the scenes, independent Democrats who are not “bought and paid off ” by the neo-cons have been pushing the Gallup Poll organization to conduct a nationwide inquiry, asking Americans if they support the impeachment of President George Bush. |
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http://www.arcticbeacon.citymaker.com/articles/article/1518131/32636.htm
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| | CNN.com - Bush, Kerry hit each other on domestic issues - Oct 14, 2004 |
| | The poll's margin of error was plus or minus 5 percentage points. | | | Gallup's Frank Newport on a CNN/USA Today/Gallup snap poll. | | | The respondents were 36 percent Republicans, 36 percent Democrats and 28 percent independents -- the highest percentage of Democrats of any of the post-debate polls. |
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| | GALLUP POLL: Public Divided Between Death Penalty and Life Imprisonment Without Parole |
| | For results based on the total sample of national adults, one can say with 95% confidence that the margin of sampling error is ±3 percentage points. | | | These results show a more divided public than last year, when the comparable figures were 53% to 44%, respectively. | | | The current poll finds a margin of 50% to 46% in favor of the death penalty over life imprisonment as a penalty for murder. |
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| | USATODAY.com - Poll: Bush has slim lead over Kerry |
| | The poll of 1,004 adults, conducted Monday through Wednesday, had a margin of error of +/- 3 percentage points. | | | They hold President Bush responsible for it." Mellman also said that based on polls of individual states, Kerry is ahead in states with a total of 320 electoral votes. | | | The attacks, though most have not been substantiated, appear to have contributed to the slippage in Kerry's status on national security issues. |
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| | The Emerging Democratic Majority WebLog - DonkeyRising |
| | Sunday night, Gallup released their final national poll, based on an unusually large sample (over 2,000 adults), plus six polls in key battleground states (OH, FL, PA, IA, WI and MN). | | | Gallup seems to acknowledge this fact by pointing out in their interpretation that while their national poll shows Bush at 49 and Kerry at 47 among likely voters nationwide, "Using voting behavior data from previous elections, the Gallup organization attempted to estimate how the undecideds would vote Tuesday. | | | The poll also shows Bush's approval rating at just 43 percent in the battleground states and Kerry beating Bush by 10 points in those states (52-42). |
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| | Gallup Poll |
| | Clearly, the recent wave of corporate scandals has done little to engender faith in the executives of large companies. | | | The poll asked the public to say whether most members in particular groups can be trusted, or if one can't be too careful in dealing with members of those groups. | | | The overall level of trust in people hides a great deal of variation in the trust Americans have in specific types of people. |
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| | Bloomberg.com: Top Worldwide |
| | The Gallup poll of 767 likely voters, conducted Sept. 13-15, has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. | | | Among people identified as likely to vote in the Nov. 2 election, 55 percent backed Bush compared with 42 percent for Kerry, a four-term U.S. senator from Massachusetts. | | | And an Investor's Business Daily poll conducted Sept. 7-12 found them even with 46 percent support each. |
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http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000087&sid=aZ41_ZpqyBaA&refer=top_world_news
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| | CNN.com - Bush approval rating at 40 percent - Sep 19, 2005 |
| | Fifty percent of those polled said they feared the federal government would spend too much on reconstruction. | | | Another 43 percent said they had a moderate amount of confidence in the administration, 21 percent said they had little confidence and 10 percent said they had none. | | | The chaotic response and sharp criticism of federal authorities prompted the resignation of Federal Emergency Management Agency chief Michael Brown and raised fears that the federal response to a major terrorist attack would be equally disorganized. |
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| | The Left Coaster: Yesterday's Gallup Poll Showing Bush Approval At 57% Had 9% More Republicans Than Democrats |
| | On the heels of the Iraqi election, and with the White House needing a boost in Bush’s image and approval ratings as he tries to ram through a terrible budget and Social Security privatization plan to a wavering GOP, much was made yesterday about the most recent CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll done over the weekend. | | | Sometime between the January poll and this early February poll, Gallup feels that Democrats have fallen through the floor amongst the electorate as a whole, even though other polls since the election show the Democrats retaking a lead over the GOP. | | | And it should be noted than an ABC News/Washington Post poll done in mid-December showed that Americans self-identified 11% more as being Democrats (38%) than those who identified as being Republican (27%). |
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| | GALLUP POLL SAYS 70% IN FAVOUR OF PARTIAL BIRTH ABORTION BAN |
| | NRLC warns however that some lawmakers who oppose the bill tell their constituents that they favour competing measures to restrict "late-term" abortions. | | | WASHINGTON, February 17, 2003 (LifeSiteNews.com) - With a bill to ban partial birth abortion introduced last week, the National Right to Life has released the results of a Gallup poll on the procedure. | | | The January 2003 Gallup poll found that 70% favoured and 25% opposed "a law that would make it illegal to perform a specific abortion procedure conducted in the last six months of pregnancy known as 'partial birth abortion,' except in cases necessary to save the life of the mother." |
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| | Hillary Clinton would fare better vs. GOP than Kerry, poll finds |
| | The survey had a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points. | | | Clinton, a first-term senator from New York seeking re-election in 2006, appears to be the "stronger of the two Democratic candidates" 28 months before the parties begin the presidential primary process that chooses the parties' respective nominees, Jones said. | | | The Gallup Poll showed both McCain and Giuliani enjoying strong appeal among the independent swing voters who often decide the outcome of the nation's presidential elections. |
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http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/08/04/MNGAJE2HUN1.DTL
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| | Latest Gallup Poll Shows 62% Dissatisfied With Current Immigration Levels : Diggers Realm |
| | While solving the illegal immigration problem wouldn't relieve peoples dissatisfaction at the campaign finance reform laws, it would go a long way toward improving a lot of the issues you see people are dissatisfied with in the poll. | | | In the latest Gallup poll 62% of respondents are dissatisfied with the current level of immigration in the country. | | | Latest Gallup Poll Shows 62% Dissatisfied With Current Immigration Levels |
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| | New Gallup Poll on Employment Discrimination Shows Progress, Problems 40 Years after Founding of EEOC |
| | National Origin accounted for about 11% of all charges, with 50% filed by Hispanics. | | | The Gallup Organization -- with input from the EEOC and financial support from Kaiser Permanente, The Society for Human Resources Management and United Parcel Service -- sampled American workers of varying racial and ethnic backgrounds, ages, genders, and states of disability. | | | The survey asked employees about their perceptions of discrimination at work and the effect those perceptions had on performance and retention. |
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| | 2004 Election Theft : Corporate News Lies! |
| | Electors across US break traditional pro forma ritual to use electoral college to protest election (12/18) | | | View this graph: The weighted state national polling trend was to Kerry. | | | disconnect between the pre-election polls and the "reported" election results in Ohio on Issue 1 vs. Issues 2-5 - (Wed Nov-09-05) |
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| | USATODAY.com |
| | ^ Beginning with October 22-24 poll, those who indicated they had already voted were asked who they voted for rather than who they would for if the election were held today. | | | NOTE: “Swing Voters” include those who are uncertain about their vote choice or have no opinion as to whom they would vote for. | | | Are you certain now that you will vote for for president, or do you think you may change your mind between now and the November election? |
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| | No. 1199: Gallup Poll |
| | Thirty-five-year-old George Gallup was running a fledgling polling service. | | | Gallup knew that such samples were biased toward people with means. | | | Political polls were 130 years old by then. |
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| | Gallup Poll: Support for Embryonic Stem Cell Research $ Dropping |
| | The new Gallup poll, conducted in early August, finds 56 percent the federal government should "fund research that would use newly created stem cells obtained from human embryos." Forty percent say the government should not fund such research. | | | The poll has a majority of Americans backing federal funding, which is out of step with other surveys showing the opposite. | | | Other polls show a majority of Americans do not want their tax dollars used to pay for embryonic stem cell research, which has yet to cure a single patient. |
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| | BELIEFS OF THE U.S. PUBLIC ABOUT EVOLUTION |
| | The margin of error in this poll is 1.8%. | | | The Gallup Organizations periodically asks the American public about their beliefs on evolution and creation. | | | A participant in the poll might well believe that God created the world billions of years ago and that life evolved on its own. |
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| | Gallup's Survey Gives Hart 9-Point Lead Over Reagan (March 9, 1984; Reagan 43%, Hart 52%) |
| | In Gallup polling, there have been very few cases where the likely dims outperforming the registered dims (dims are more likely to skip the polls on election day). | | | I read in one of the earlier posts that Frank Newport (Gallup) has said that earlier Presidents with poll numbers like President Bush's at this point in an election year haven't been re-elected. | | | Of course Gallup polls were always correct back when they had the polling market cornered. |
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| | Gallup: More Than Half of Americans Reject Evolution, Back Bible |
| | The report was written by the director of the The Gallup Poll, Frank Newport. | | | Gallup: Worries About Health Care Now Top Issue in U.S. 'Tampa Tribune' Publisher Gil Thelen Announces Retirement | | | Those with lower levels of education, those who attend church regularly, those who are 65 and older, and those who identify with the Republican Party are more likely to believe that God created humans 'as is,' than are those who do not share these characteristics." |
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| | Gallup Poll: Homeland department draws poll skepticism |
| | The Gallup polling reported yesterday found that even though Democrats originated the proposal for a permanent homeland security department and President Bush initially opposed the concept, he was later successful in convincing a majority of Americans that it was a White House idea. | | | Only 13 percent of Americans polled by the Gallup Organization say they have confidence that the new department will make them "a lot" safer. | | | While some critics have suggested that the department would offer Americans a false sense of security, the Gallup pollsters found no such delusion so far. |
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http://www.post-gazette.com/nation/20021204securenat2p2.asp
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| | Gen. Clark gains favor fast in poll - The Washington Times: Nation/Politics |
| | Other polls found that a third or more of the Democrats want another choice. | | | The results of Gallup's comparative match up, with Gen. Clark in and out of the race, suggest his candidacy would further splinter the Democratic vote and possibly make it more difficult for the party to develop a national political consensus around its strongest candidate. | | | Democratic strategists said that Gen. Clark could win over a sizeable chunk of this undecided bloc of Democrats as his campaign gets under way. |
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| | BBC News AMERICAS Poll says Muslims angry at US |
| | Among the countries included in the survey, Lebanon had the most favourable opinion of the US with Pakistan at the other extreme. | | | The Gallup poll also found widespread dislike of the United States and President George W Bush, and most of those asked disagreed with the campaign in Afghanistan. | | | The poll had about 120 questions, but not all were asked in every country because of censorship, US newspaper USA Today reported. |
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| | Power Line: I don't believe this one, either |
| | You apparently can't get the poll's internal numbers without subscribing to Gallup's service, which we don't do, but those data will come out soon, and when they do, I'm pretty sure they'll show a screwy sample. | | | The final Gallup poll had Bush winning by 2 points. | | | UPDATE: Just for fun, I went back and checked Gallup's trend line for the 2000 election. |
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| | Iraq |
| | Copyright © 2006 POLLING REPORT, INC., and polling/sponsoring organizations | | | NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by the polling organizations of Peter Hart (D) and Bill McInturff (R). | | | Newsweek Poll conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International. |
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| | Bad Signs For Bush In History, Numbers (washingtonpost.com) |
| | Electoral College Map: Post analysis, polls and recent voting history from 16 swing states. | | | Six months before the November election, President Bush has slipped into a politically fragile position that has put his reelection at risk, with the public clearly disaffected by his handling of the two biggest issues facing the country: Iraq and the economy. | | | Frank Newport of the Gallup Organization pointed out that, in Gallup's surveys, no president since World War II has won reelection after falling below 50 percent approval at this point in an election year. |
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25367-2004May13.html
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| | Numbers USA |
| | Gallup Poll - August 2001 national poll of 1,000 adults on amnesty for illegal aliens. |
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