By Dr. Lee M. Miringoff 10. Many voters waiting until November 12th to make up their minds 9. Romney voters claim our questions are biased by asking about the Newt Hampshire primary 8. GOP voters torn between anybody-but-Obama vote and anybody-but-Romney vote 7. Couldn’t find enough people in Lexington and Concord voting in the New […]
10/11: What the Numbers in Iowa and New Hampshire Mean
October 11, 2011
By Dr. Lee M. Miringoff The NBC News/Marist Poll for January’s GOP New Hampshire Primary (it really won’t be in December, will it?) and the Iowa Caucus reveal some very interesting political tidbits. Sure, we’re still several months away from these much awaited events but likely New Hampshire voters and likely Iowa caucus-goers are picking […]
11/8: The New Political Reality 2010
November 8, 2010
By Dr. Lee M. Miringoff Although the political leadership in Washington is offering up its carefully crafted conclusions for Election 2010, I’m checking out pre-election and exit polls to find out what voters nationally were actually saying. To the degree this election was a referendum on the president, something the GOP had hoped for, and […]
9/22: The Political Climate Leading Up To the Midterm Elections
By John Sparks Will a record number of incumbents go down in defeat in this November’s midterm elections? Will Republicans regain control of the Senate? What impact will the Tea Party have on the election? Will its candidates who won primary victories over Republicans be able defeat Democrats in the general election? Is President Obama […]