Just when I was going to recognize the modern south and how much attitudes have changed, along comes the story that Republicans in both Alabama (45%) and Mississippi (52%) believe that President Obama is a Muslim. I try to be nice. I try to keep my focus on politics and public policy. I try to… Continue reading Polling Report: Special Missibama Muslim Edition
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Polling Report Double Issue Centerfold: Presidential Race and Super Tuesday Edition
Fans of the blog already know that on the 6th of every month I take a look at the polling for the 2012 presidential election. This month is like Christmas and Hanukkah falling on the same day because today is also Super Tuesday, so I’ve combined the two into one mega look at the race.… Continue reading Polling Report Double Issue Centerfold: Presidential Race and Super Tuesday Edition
Polling Report: Special Michigan and Arizona Edition
This week’s report begins with a question: What would you call a candidate who LOST the following primaries: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Texas, New York, Massachusetts, California, Florida and Michigan? How about, Mr. President. That’s right. Candidate Barack Obama lost every one of those primaries, and more, in 2008 yet won the nomination. That’s why I’m… Continue reading Polling Report: Special Michigan and Arizona Edition
Polling Report: Special South Carolina Edition
What a week this has been for the GOP Pack o’ Presidential Potentials. We started out with Mitt Romney strolling leisurely toward the nomination with a big lead, and today finds the contenders in an absolute dogfight (but will the dog hunt?). Newt Gingrich’s well-received performance in this week’s debates has given him a new… Continue reading Polling Report: Special South Carolina Edition
The Polling Report: Special New Hampshire Edition
You can just call me the Hammer, because I nailed the Iowa results almost perfectly. Of course now I will suffer for my obvious act of hubris, but I don’t believe that will come in New Hampshire. This primary has an odd air about it because the overwhelming sentiment is that Mitt Romney will win,… Continue reading The Polling Report: Special New Hampshire Edition
Presidential Polling Report: Special Iowa Edition
And you thought the holidays were over. Having the Iowa caucuses so soon after the new year is a great gift for political junkies and opens what should be an expensive, long, important and uniquely-American national election season. That Iowa and New Hampshire take all of the attention so early is an unfortunate quirk of… Continue reading Presidential Polling Report: Special Iowa Edition