Public Policy Polling
Friday, August 1, 2008

Reviewing the Exit Polls Again

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As has been the case every time a North Carolina poll is released over the last few months, people are again criticizing the 22% representat...
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NC 5 Polling

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Last week PPP conducted a survey on behalf of the Roy Carter for Congress campaign. The survey found Virginia Foxx leading 51-41, but there ...
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Thursday, July 31, 2008

IVR Polling

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Carl Bialik of the Wall Street Journal takes an unusually even handed look (for someone in the national media) at IVR polling. I sure would...
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Washington seen as center of corruption

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Which of these groups do you think is the most corrupt? Washington Republicans 43 Washington Democrats 35 Raleigh Democrats 15 Raleigh Repub...
Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Council of State Numbers

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Auditor: Beth Wood (D) 46 Les(lie) Merritt (R) 34 Wood has shown a strong lead over Merritt three polls in a row now so I don't think th...
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NC Governor: Perdue vaults forward

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Bev Perdue 46 Pat McCrory 37 Michael Munger 6 Since the primary one poll after another has shown Bev Perdue and Pat McCrory basically knotte...

Michigan Governor 2010

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Dick DeVos 44 Dennis Archer 42 Dennis Archer 41 Terri Lynn Land 38 Dick DeVos 45 John Cherry 36 Terri Lynn Land 40 John Cherry 34 For the se...
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Michigan President/Senate

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Barack Obama 46 John McCain 43 The race has tightened in Michigan since PPP's last poll, with Barack Obama losing support from Republica...
Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Movement in the Governor's Race

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Kim Genardo broke our newest Gubernatorial numbers tonight on NBC-17. Watch it here. Full Council of State results tomorrow.

Florida Senate

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We are going to go with Bob Graham and Debbie Wasserman Schultz for testing against Mel Martinez in our Florida tracking poll this week. Th...
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