3/7: New Mayor, but City Still Divides
Two months after taking office, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is well-liked among registered voters. Many think de Blasio cares about the average person, is fulfilling campaign promises, ...
3/6: Cuomo Pummels GOP Opponents, But…
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo’s re-election prospects are promising. Cuomo outdistances each of his potential GOP rivals by at least 40 percentage points. Cuomo also remains well-liked by most ...
2/26: Gray Leads Democratic Challengers in D.C. Mayor’s Race, but Faces Difficult Primary Campaign
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray has the advantage against the Democratic candidates challenging him in April’s Democratic primary. Among District Democrats likely to vote in the primary, Gray leads ...
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3/7: New Mayor, but City Still Divides
Two months after taking office, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is well-liked...
3/6: Cuomo Pummels GOP Opponents, But…
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo’s re-election prospects are promising. Cuomo...
2/26: Gray Leads Democratic Challengers in D.C. Mayor’s Race, but Faces Difficult Primary Campaign
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray has the advantage against the Democratic...
2/13: Many Americans Lack Confidence in Obama and Congressional GOP
Americans’ faith in their elected officials in Washington is in short supply. ...
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2/14:Is the American Dream Still Attainable?
Close to seven in ten Americans think people who work hard still have a hard time...
2/13: McClatchy-Marist Poll
Can U.S. residents achieve the American Dream? Find out in the latest national...
2/5: Millions of Americans Having Financial Difficulty, but Optimism about the Future Grows
Millions of Americans are having trouble making ends meet. Close to four in ten...
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12/23:Turning Over a New Leaf in 2014?
Are Americans resolving to make a change in the New Year? More than four in ten...
12/19: Whatever! Still Oh SO Annoying
For the fifth straight year, Americans consider “whatever” to be the most annoying...
11/21: Kennedy’s Words Live on Fifty Years Later
Tomorrow marks the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination of President John F....
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1/22: Marijuana Use in Pro-Sports: Keep it Banned, Say More than Six in Ten
Many Americans, including more than six in ten sports fans, think marijuana should...
12/17: Boston Marathon Bombing, 2013 Sports Event Most Remembered
Many memorable sports stories marked 2013, but for more than seven in ten sports...
10/23: Youth Football Takes Hard Hit… One-Third of Americans Less Likely to Allow Son to Play Football because of Head Injury Risk
Most Americans are aware of the connection between concussions suffered while playing...
7/23: More Than Six in Ten Fans Believe Connection to Biogenesis Steroid Clinic Too Little to Justify MLB Suspensions
An investigation by Major League Baseball is underway to determine whether or not...
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7/22: Nearly One in Five Internet Users Regret Online Behavior
Former Congressman Anthony Weiner’s sexting scandal sent shock waves throughout...
4/27: Nuclear Worries: Nearly Six in Ten Concerned Catastrophe Could Strike in States
Japan’s nuclear crisis has raised questions about whether or not an emergency of...
4/26: McClatchy-Marist Poll
Are Americans concerned about a nuclear emergency in the United States? Do they...
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9/12: The Role of Public Polls
This NYC primary season brought both an anticipated “poll-iferation”...
11/5: A Nod to Democracy
With all the political spin, polarization, and cynicism that accompanies much of...
11/27: A New Normal?
Four weeks. It’s been four weeks since the tides swelled, the water rushed in,...
3/27: A Profile of Eric Nadel
So what happens when a young Jewish boy from Brooklyn decides not to follow his father’s...
6/23: All Work and No Play for Business Travel?
On behalf of the Marriott Corporation, The Marist Poll conducted a study to assess...
9/29: The Collapse of the Boston Red Sox
In the wake of one of the strangest nights in my life as a Red Sox fan, I have to...
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10/31: The Candidate’s Spouse on the Campaign Trail
Presidential candidates willingly step into the political spotlight, but their spouses...
4/28: The Tribeca Film Festival’s Identity Crisis
We’re already at the halfway point for the ninth session of the Tribeca Film Festival,...
1/29: Sports Roundup
If winter comes, can spring be far behind? Although it’s the eve of the Super...
10/22: Countdown to Election Day in NY
With less than two weeks until Election Day, will the Republicans take control of...
1/25: The Agenda for President Obama’s Second Term
Since presidents elected to a second term don’t have to worry about re-election,...
7/21: Baseball Thrown Out as America’s Pastime?
Has baseball lost its place as America’s pastime? CBS Sports broadcaster...
1/20: Baby Boomers’ Reality: An Interview
The largest explosion in population for the United States occurred in the years just...
9/10: Disaster Preparedness in the Aftermath of 9/11
Nine years after the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center, how prepared...
12/20: Kids and Cell Phones
When should a child be given his/her own cell phone? Who is the phone really for...
3/6: Taking the Pulse of the Economy
Mike Santoli Is the U.S. economy really in a recovery? What about gas prices, and...
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