President George Bush and Senator John Kerry remain neck and neck in a nationwide poll conducted Sunday night. Bush and Kerry each receive the support of 48% of registered voters. Ralph Nader has less than 1%, and 4% are undecided. Among those likely to vote, Bush has the support of 48% compared with 49% for […]
New York State: The Presidential Contest
Life in a blue state…the presidential election in New York: U.S. Senator John Kerry has a wide lead over President George Bush in the campaign for New York’s 31 electoral votes. Kerry receives the support of 54% of the state’s registered voters compared with 38% for Bush. Ralph Nader receives 2%, and 6% are undecided. […]
National Poll: Voting Counts, but Will All Votes Be Counted?
In the midst of an intensely polarized election and with the memory of the ballot wrangling in Florida still fresh, many Americans think it is likely there will be problems at the polls this Election Day. Although 51% of Americans think a good number of the problems have been corrected, 40% believe most of the […]
National Poll: Campaign 2004
President George Bush and Senator John Kerry remain neck and neck in a nationwide poll conducted Sunday through Tuesday. Each candidate receives the support of 47% of registered voters. Nader has 1%, and 5% are undecided. Among those likely to vote, Bush has the support of 48% compared with 47% for Kerry. Ralph Nader receives […]
National Poll: Campaign 2004 and Debate Preview
With Election Day less than one month away, President George Bush and Senator John Kerry are in a close contest nationwide. Among registered voters, Bush receives the support of 47% compared with 46% for Kerry. Nader has 1%, and 6% are undecided. Those likely to vote also divide. Bush has the support of 49% of […]
Tri-state Area Residents: Expectations for Presidential Debate
President George Bush and Senator John Kerry face-off on foreign policy in the first presidential debate tonight. 70% of residents in the tri-state area believe the presidential debates make a difference in who wins or loses in November, and nearly one in five residents in the area say the debate will help them decide their […]
National Poll: The Candidates and the Campaign 2004
Although neither President George Bush nor Senator John Kerry has a clear advantage among registered voters, Bush holds an edge over Kerry among those likely to vote on Election Day. Bush has the support of 47% of registered voters nationwide compared with 45% for Kerry. Ralph Nader receives 3%, and only 5% are undecided. Among […]
New York State: Ratings & Future Match-ups
New York State voters rate Governor Pataki: 43% of New York State’s registered voters rate the job Governor Pataki is doing in office as excellent or good. 55% rate the job the governor is doing as fair or poor. His approval rating was 41% in a similar poll conducted in April. Read the full post
New York State: The Presidential Contest
The presidential election in New York…closer but still blue: U.S. Senator John Kerry leads President George Bush in the campaign for New York’s 31 electoral votes. Kerry receives the support of 48% of the state’s registered voters compared with 40% for Bush. Independent candidate Ralph Nader receives 4%, and 8% are undecided. In a similar […]
New Yorkers React to GOP Convention and Rate Their Mayor
Second thoughts…New Yorkers shift on hosting the GOP convention: 53% of residents do not think it was a good idea for New York City to host the national Republican convention last week. 41% believe it was a positive thing for the city to do. In April, 59% of New York City residents were looking forward […]