Quinnipiac’s Latest Connecticut Poll
It’s been a busy week, with far more interesting topics than I have had time to blog. Let’s start with the Quinnipiac Poll released yesterday Read More…
Category: Legacy blog posts
New Pew Blogger Study
The Pew Internet and American Life project today released a fascinating study on Americans who consider themselves bloggers — that is who say they maRead More…
A Million Visits
Without any fanfare about a week ago, this site quietly surpassed the mark of one million unique visits since October 2004. While the most populRead More…
Lieberman Push Polls?
While public polls have been few and far between in the Connecticut Democratic primary, reports of "push polling" have been bubbling up throRead More…
The Fix: IVR Surveys & Response Rates
Yesterday (just before the Typepad outage that prevented me from posting all day), Chris Cillizza’s The Fix blog at WashingtonPost.com took a helpful Read More…
Gallup: Bush Job Approval at 40%
Gallup reported on their latest national survey today, which shows the Bush job approval rating bumping up to 40% (the Gallup release is free to all Read More…
Connecticut Primary Polls: No Easy Task
For all the attention paid lately to the Connecticut’s upcoming Democratic primary election between Senator Joseph Lieberman and challenger Ned LamontRead More…
Pew Interview: Mitofsky on the Mexican Exit Polls
This week’s belated focus on the U.S. exit poll controversy was well timed, as exit polls once again made news, this time in the Mexican elections.&nbRead More…
Is RFK, Jr. Right About Exit Polls? – Part IV
This post concludes my paragraph-by-paragraph review of the discussion of the exit polls in the article by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. in Rolling Stone, “Read More…
It’s What We Call Spin?
Thanks to alert reader LS who tipped me off to an old story that I had missed, but that is still worthy of notice on MP. Nearly two monthsRead More…