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McCain Now Leads Obama In Gallup 48 to 45 Points Today
2008-09-08 00:10:00 After the Republican Convention Senator John McCain now leads Senator Obama in the Gallup Daily Tracking Poll for the weekend, 48 percent to 45 percent and mostly due to the newly-engaged conservative base excited over McCain's running mate, Governor Sarah Palin. But since this poll was conducted during the weekend days (today is the 7th), I think it reflects that more older people were at home to answer the phone. By Tuesday, Senator Obama will recover his lead.
Gallup Poll Daily: Obama-Biden Enroute To Landslide Over McCain-Palin
2008-09-03 01:04:00 Gallup Daily: Eight-Point Obama-Biden Lead Expected To Quadruple Over Next Three To Four Weeks In Wake Of RNC Fiasco… Look, I’m not much into “The Polls” this far out from the time we are to hit the voting booths to select our THE U.S MILITARY’S Commander-In-Chief, but... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
New Gallup Poll: John McCain Leads Barack Obama By 4 Points. New Gallup Po
2008-07-29 03:08:00 Obama Leads Trails In Statistical Dead Heat With McCain (???) As I roamed over to MemeOrandum to catch the latest blogosphere “buzz”, at the top of the fold I learn from the first... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the latest rantings of a gun toting liberal with a chip on his shoulder... harsh views, comments expressed.
New Gallup Poll: Congressional Approval Rating Plummets To 14%
2008-07-16 15:16:00 Largest Approval Decline For “New Democratic Congress” Unsurprisingly Comes From Democratic Voters; Also Just As Unsurprisingly, Republican Voter Base’s Approval Of “New... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the latest rantings of a gun toting liberal with a chip on his shoulder... harsh views, comments expressed.
Barack Obama Maintains Five - Point Lead In Gallup Daily Poll
2008-07-01 20:31:00 For some reason, CNN's not reporting the Gallup Daily Poll, which shows Senator Barack Obama ahead of Senator John McCain by a consistent five points. Right now, it's 47 percent versus 42 percent. What bothers me is that the polls imply that there are equal number of registered Democrats and Republicans, when in point of fact, more Democrats have turned out to vote than Republicans. What's going on? More later.
Gallup: Obama And Clinton Slightly Ahead Of McCain
2008-06-03 17:00:00 By- Suzie-Q @ 8:00 AM MST Gallup: Both Obama & Clinton pull slightly ahead of McCain By: Mark Memmott and Jill Lawrence Democrat Barack Obama leads Republican John McCain 49%-44% among “likely” voters, the latest USA TODAY/Gallup Poll shows. A month ago, McCain had a 48%-47% advantage. Obama’s advantage narrows slightly among registered voters, to 47%-44%. Meanwhile, ...
By: Suzie-Q
McCain Attacks Obama at AIPAC
2008-06-03 10:14:00 On Monday, John McCain picked a bi-partisan conference for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee as his stage to attack his likely opponent, Barack Obama. McCain?s personal attack on a candidate by name was a first for the AIPAC conference and took many of the people there by surprise. The crowd sounded somewhat receptive to his words, cheering loudly at the comments on Iran which has threatened to destroy Israel. McCain tried to pin Obama as too soft on Iran and told the crowd that his position on the measure to declare the Iranian Revolutionary Guard a terrorist state, was the wrong one to have. ?We hear talk of a meeting with the Iranian leadership offered up as if it were some sudden inspiration, a bold new idea that somehow nobody has ever thought of before. Yet it?s hard to see what such a summit with President Ahmadinejad would actually gain, except an earful of anti-Semitic rants, and a worldwide audience for a man who denies one Holocaust and talks...
Gallup Poll:Malaysian Bloggers
2008-05-09 11:24:00 Hantu Laut The findings of Gallup Poll on the state of the internet, blogging and government aversion to the popularity of blogging in the country. Click on video. />
By: Hantu Laut
Scientologists have lowest rating on Gallup poll ? -45 (yikes)
2008-04-18 06:47:00 At the bottom of the list … below Muslims and Atheists (click image to enlarge) But … Americans Have Net-Positive View of U.S. Catholics PRINCETON, NJ — As Pope Benedict XVI prepares to make his first U.S. visit as pope, a recent Gallup Panel survey finds Americans with a mostly positive view of U.S. Roman Catholics as a ...
Gallup poll: Obama unaffected by the "bitter" controversy
2008-04-15 04:40:00 Barack Obama, who has come under attack by his presidential rivals for describing small-town voters as "bitter," seems to be weathering the storm to this point as far as voters are concerned. He maintains a 10 percentage point lead over...
Gallup Poll Shows Barack Obama May Overcome The “Rezko” and &ld
2008-03-23 04:20:00 Senator Sir Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton And “Panama [as in, born in] John McCain Slip To Barack Obama In The Polls Just when you think Ole’ “Honest Abe” Obama’s goose is COOKED, he bounces right back up like one of those (yes, I know I’m dating myself now) “Weebles” who “wobble but they don’t come down”. ...
Clinton takes lead over Obama in Gallup poll
2008-03-20 15:16:00 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has moved into a significant lead over Barack Obama for the first time in weeks in the race for the party nomination, according to a Gallup poll. The March 14-18 national survey of 1,209 Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters gave Clinton, a New York senator, a 49 percent to 42 percent ...
By: Gun News
World Gallup Poll. Muslim Project
2008-02-28 01:54:00 One of the great attractions to Sathya Sai Baba felt by people from many countries has been his evangel of respect for the various faiths. Has Sai Baba Kept Promise of Reaching Through to World Faiths? One can search in vain for any decently researched examples that show any capacity by him or his global Sathya Sai ...
Obama Surges in Gallup Poll
2008-02-03 20:40:00 Today’s Gallup Tracking Poll confirms my suspicions that yesterday’s results were an exception from the trend. Obama has moved the closest yet to Clinton as he is only down two points and back within the margin or error after trailing by seven points yesterday. There is not enough data to explain the results, leaving me ...
By: Liberal Values
Obama Pulls Within Margin of Error in Gallup Poll
2008-02-02 00:27:00 Barack Obama has now moved within the margin of error in today’s Gallup Tracking Poll which follows progress over the past three days. Obama has pulled within three points of Clinton. Gallup attempts to address the effect of Edwards leaving the race: The data suggest that Obama has gained slightly more — at least initially — ...
By: Liberal Values
Presidential Change Gallup Poll: 1% Addressed Elder Needs
2008-01-17 18:01:00 The call for change and the discontent with todays administration is apparent in a recent USA Today, Gallup Poll. Nothing in the poll is amazing, except for the low level response to the need for changes for the aging population. Perhaps no one over 65 reads that publication. What is of no surprise is that almost ...
New Gallup Poll Has Huckabee In The Lead Nationally
2008-01-08 01:57:00 The Gallup poll says Iowa caucuses winner Mike Huckabee has jumped into a national lead for the first time. The rundown: Huckabee, 25%; Rudy Giuliani, 20%; Sen. John McCain, 19%; Fred Thompson, 12%;... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Gallup Poll: Strong Male Resistance to Hillary Candidacy
2007-11-08 18:28:00 Is the Hillary Clinton poll meltdown continuing? A slew of recent polls has indicated that both her national and states polling numbers have been going southward since her disastrous performance at the most recent Democratic presidential debatet in Philadelphia on October 30. Now a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll has more devastating news for Hillary Clinton: there is strong and possibly strengthening male opposition to her candidacy. More than eight in 10 Republicans and more than half the married men in a new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll say they definitely wouldn't vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton for president. The poll provides an early snapshot of who's ruling out Clinton, John Edwards and Barack Obama, the three leading candidates for the Democratic nomination ... The poll found that 36% of women wouldn't vote for Clinton, compared with 50% of men ? and 55% of married men. Obama had comparable appeal to women and more to men. Clinton's appeal overall falls as income rises, the reve...
Americans Are Unhappy With America - USA Today / Gallup Poll
2007-11-01 22:10:00 This USA Today article reads:"In all, 72% of those surveyed in a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll taken Oct. 12-14 say they are dissatisfied with how things are going in the USA while just 26% are satisfied. Not since April have even one-third of Americans been happy with the country's course, the longest national funk in 15 years." This sparks the sign of political change. But in what direction? Could it mean victory for Barack Obama or Ron Paul? It's hard to tell from the article's comments. But here's the rest of it:raq dominates the political agenda. In the poll, four in 10 Americans volunteer that the Iraq war will be one of the most important issues determining their vote in 2008. That's more than twice as many who cite the second-ranking issue: health care.Six in 10 call the invasion of Iraq a mistake, equal to the highest levels of anti-war feeling during the Vietnam conflict. Despite reports of progress after this year's rise in U.S. force levels, a majority say the si...
77 Percent Of Americans Approve Of Marriage Between Blacks And Whites
2007-10-21 16:42:00 That's according to a video by The Gallup Group and presented by Dr. Frank Newport, editor and chief of the Gallup Group. The video also reports that Independents are more supportive over Democrats or Republicans. It also says that Blacks are more supportive than Whites. Additionally, the older a person is over 50 years of age, the more likely they are not to support marriage between Blacks and Whites.
Gore?s Peace Prize Renews Same Old Calls
2007-10-17 06:44:00 Former United States Vice President Al Gore addresses a crowd in Palo Alto, Texas after begin awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Photo by REUTERS.After Al Gore won the Nobel Peace Prize last week the age old question was asked again, ?will Al Gore run for president??The answer is still no and the question is still as ridiculous. Al Gore has no intention of running for president. The same question was asked after he won an Oscar, then the Emmy, and now the Nobel.Nothing has changed. It would be an impossible and awkward position for Gore to put himself in running against Hillary Clinton whose husband he served under as vice president.All of the same political friends and donors have already gone Clinton?s way with only a few months before the primaries begin.There is also no lack of political stars in the Democratic field and no reason for him to jump into such a crowded field.A new Gallup Poll conducted over the weekend found that only 41 percent of Americans wanted Gore to run for ...
Gallup Poll: Republicans and Independents Think Media Skews Left
2007-10-09 15:59:00 Gallup News Service has just released a new poll that supports what we here say every day; the Media is perceived as left leaning. Yet, for a report on how the media leans left, titling their piece “Republicans Remain Deeply Distrustful of News Media” and subtitling it “Democrats much more positive,” even Gallup’s article seems ...
Gallup Poll: Republicans and Independents Think Media Skews Left
2007-10-09 00:00:00 -By Warner Todd Huston Gallup News Service has just released a new poll that supports what we here say every day; the Media is perceived as left leaning. Yet, for a report on how the media leans left, titling their piece "Republicans Remain Deeply Distrustful of News Media" and subtitling it ...
By: Publius Forum
Gallup Poll Shows Real Estate Industry Image in Freefall
2007-09-27 19:21:00 Back in August, Gallup ran a poll asking people about their opinions on 25 different industry sectors. Respondents were asked how they felt about each industry. The real estate industry was one of only 9 industries that received a net negative score. The real estate industry rates just slightly better than airlines (the butt of all standup comedy jokes) and lawyers (What do you call 10,000 attorneys buried up to their necks in sand?....... Not enough sand). Unbelievably, real estate...
By: realdiablog
Gallup Poll: McCain Gains While Romney Fades
2007-09-18 21:40:00 Gallup News Service Tuesday released new GOP presidential primary poll numbers that show startling new trends. Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R-N.Y.) holds a strong lead with newbie candidate former Sen. Fred Thomspon (R-Tenn.) holding his own in second. Stock in Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is at its highest in months while former Gov. ...
USA Today Gallup Poll Rigged To Favor Clinton - Video
2007-08-10 21:26:00 This is the video follow-up to the blog post I wrote on the USA Today Gallup Poll.
USA Today Gallup Poll Rigged To Favor Clinton
2007-08-07 19:35:00 I've written this before and it bears reminders that the USA Today / Gallup Poll can't be trusted in the wake of the June "redo." That was an outrage and should not go unnoticed. Frank Newport of Gallup openly admitted he redid the poll because he could not believe Senator Barack Obama was tied with Senator Hillary Clinton.
June 17th USA Today / Gallup Poll Rigged - Redone To Place Clinton Ahead
2007-06-19 07:16:00 Question: Why are you a Democrat? Click for answers here. OK. Get this. Just get this. Two weeks ago, Senator Barack Obama was tied -- that's right, tied -- with Senator Hillary Clinton for the 2008 Democratic Presidential race in the then latest USA Today / Gallup Poll. Now, USA Today / Gallup didn't do a poll in May, and certainly not two weeks apart, but this new one says that Senator Clinton has a large lead. What? The critical eye would have a question. I've got several. But the bottom line is the second round of polling was rigged. Why? Because someone didn't like the outcome and doesn't want Senator Barack Obama to win, so they immediately ordered another poll and worked to obtain results they wanted to see. The poll effort was rigged. That's right, rigged. You can't even find the poll on the Gallup website. How in the hell can you explain the supposed "double-digit lead" Senator Clinton has, but then she's behind in South Carolina? That observati...
Gallup Poll: Last Year?s Congress Had Higher Approval Rating Than This Year
2007-05-15 19:39:00 Remember last year’s Congress? The GOP-led, “Do Nothing Congress” full of crooks, big spenders and pedophiles - THAT Congress. Enter the “New Democratic Congress” — much less corrupted than last year’s Congress, at least at this point in the game. Well, according to Gallup, we approved of last year’s Congressional crooks ...
The Problem With Gallup Polls
2007-04-04 18:05:00 I was making my rounds through the blogsphere this morning and happened upon an article over at Daily Kos indicating it is the will of the American people to have troops withdrawn by the Fall of 2008. The author, intending to shift blame for the inevitable veto of the war spending bill squarely onto Bush’s ... |
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