Posts Tagged ‘ polls ’

Blacks and Whites Continue to Differ Sharply on Obama

August 4, 2010
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President Obama’s job approval rating averaged 88% among blacks and 38% among whites in July, a 50-percentage-point difference that has been consistent in recent months but is much larger than in the initial months of the Obama presidency. Obama’s job approval ratings among blacks, whites, and Hispanics in July are all at their lowest...

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More than 150 years since such significant but unpopular legislation was passed through a partisan Congress. – Rasmussen Reports™

December 29, 2009
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Expectations that Congress will pass health care reform in the coming year soared following the Senate’s Christmas Eve vote. Sixty-seven percent 67% now expect it to pass. Still, most voters continue to oppose the health care plan and 63% believe it will raise the cost of care. Most voters 54% also believe they personally...

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Be Sure To Vote On 11/4! McCain Will Need Every One!

October 30, 2008
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From Karl Rove in the WSJ… Don’t Let the Polls Affect Your Vote They were wrong in 2000 and 2004. …On Monday, there were seven nationwide polls, with the candidates as close as three points in the Investors Business Daily/TIPP poll and as far apart as 10 points in Gallup’s “expanded” model. On Tuesday,...

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