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Public
Opinion Polls
U.S. Political Maps
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Electoral
Vote Predictor 2004
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2004
Presidential Election Polls
Major Polling Organizations
· University
of Kansas Online Public Opinion Listings
Links to numerous public opinion sources.
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CBS
News Polls
Political polls and other surveys
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Center
on Policy Attitudes
The Center on Policy Attitudes was created to help give a greater voice
to the American public in the policymaking process. Founded in 1992,
COPA seeks to deepen understanding of American public attitudes by:
conducting in-depth nationwide polls, focus groups, and interviews;integrating
its findings together with data from other organizations into a coherent
analysis of majority opinion; and actively communicating its findings
to the policymaking community, the media, academia and the public.
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Gallup
Organization
Summary results of most current
public opinion polls ( full
access to in-depth poll data by subscription only)
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Harris
Poll Online (Louis Harris Associates)
Policy makers, business leaders and the media rely on the Harris Poll
to produce accurate, reliable information on topics as diverse as our
participants. In fact, the Harris Poll has surveyed millions of people
from more than 90 countries in the past 40 years. (free registration
required)
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Kaiser
Family Foundation Surveys
Surveys on American values, sex, health care issues, politics, and morals
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Los
Angeles Times Polls
The Los Angeles Times Poll has been conducting surveys for publication
in the newspaper for over twenty years, starting as a part-time experiment,
expanding to a three person full-time department in 1980 and finally
computerizing and expanding to its present size and configuration in
1984. The Times Poll has conducted well over 400 surveys in its history,
including exit polls of every presidential and California gubernatorial
election during that time.
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National
Council on Public Opinion Polls
The National Council on Public Polls (NCPP) is an association
of polling organizations established in 1969. Its mission is to set
the highest professional standards for public opinion pollsters, and
to advance the understanding, among politicians, the media and general
public, of how polls are conducted and how to interpret poll results.
20 questions journalists
should ask when reading poll results
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National
Election Studies (UMich-Center for Political Studies)
Documentation on voting, public opinion, and political participation
studies
Its Guide to Public Opinion and Electoral Behavior provides summary
data on social, economic, partisanship, and public opinion, 1952 to
present
Web site includes
2000 Pre- and Post-Election Questionnaires
National
Election Studies: 2004
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Pew
Research Center
The Center is an independent opinion research group that studies attitudes
toward the press, politics and public policy issues. They are best known
for regular national surveys that measure public attentiveness to major
news stories, and for our polling that charts trends in values and fundamental
political and social attitudes. Formerly, the Times Mirror Center for
the People & the Press (1990-1995), they are now sponsored by The
Pew Charitable Trusts.
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Political
Forecasting
Monthly projection of the presidential vote based on several different
polling companies
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Polling
Report
PollingReport.com is a service of The Polling Report, an independent,
nonpartisan organization that conducts polls on issues and current events,
public officials, institutions, organizations, and elections -- including
state and congressional-district data. The site is updated whenever
new polls are released. Also contains links to selected articles on
public opinion and survey research from The Polling Report.
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Program
on International Policy Attitudes
The Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) carries out research
on public attitudes on international issues by conducting nationwide
polls, focus groups and comprehensive reviews of polling conducted by
other organizations.
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Public
Agenda
For over a quarter of a century, Public Agenda has been providing unbiased
and unparalleled research that bridges the gap between American leaders
and what the public really thinks about issues ranging from education
to foreign policy to immigration to religion and civility in American
life. Nonpartisan and nonprofit, Public Agenda was founded by social
scientist and author Daniel Yankelovich and former Secretary of State
Cyrus Vance in 1975.
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Roper
Center for Public Opinion Research
Roper
Center for Public Opinion Research is the leading educational facility
in the field of public opinion. The Center exists to promote the intelligent,
responsible and imaginative use of public opinion in addressing the
problems faced by Americans and citizens of other nations.
Presidential
Approval Ratings
Election
2004
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Washington
Post Polls
The Washington Post regularly surveys Americans on questions of national
interest.
Washington Post On Poltics
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Zogby
International
Zogby International has been tracking public opinion since 1984 in North
America, Latin America, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe.
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