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![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Center for Public Policy, Brown University, September 25-27, 1995. Sample: United States -- Adult Catholic residents of Rhode Island (n=385). Topics covered include: Frequency of Mass attendance (1); frequency of Confession (1); importance of Pope's teaching (1); Bishop Louis Gelineau's job performance (2); pre-martial sex (1); divorced receiving sacraments (1); ways to increase number of Priests (1); personal view of abortion (1); amount of Church opposition to abortion (1); personal use of contraceptive devices (2); clergy sexual misconduct (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Center for Public Policy, Brown University, September 17-20, 1995. Sample: United States -- Registered voters in Rhode Island (n=448). Topics covered include: Rhode Island economy (3); personal financial situation (2); business conditions (1); good time to buy (1); Clinton job performance (1); Pell job performance (1); Chafee job performance (1); Patrick Kennedy job performance (1); Reed job performance (1); Almond job performance (1); Weygand job performance (1); Pine job performance (1); Langevin job performance (1); Mayer job performance (1); vote for Senate (2); Rhode Island on right track (1); Rhode Island's most important problem (1); shopping mall in Providence (3); O.J. Simpson (2); political party (2). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Center for Public Policy, Brown University, July 10-14, 1994. Sample: United States -- Likely voters in Rhode Island (n=602). Topics covered include: Vote given specific candidates and positions (12); probability of participating in Democratic primary (1); Rhode Island economy (3); personal financial situation (2); business conditions (1); good time to buy (1); Bill Clinton job performance (1); Chafee job performance (1); Pell job performance (1); Sundlun job performance (1); Rhode Island on right track (1); Rhode Island's most important problem (1); gambling in Providence (1); General Public Assistance reduction (1); restraining orders (3); knowledge of an abused person (2); O.J. Simpson (3). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Center for Public Policy, Brown University, February 21-25, 1994. Sample: United States -- Registered voters in Rhode Island (n=422). Topics covered include: Rhode Island economy (3); personal financial situation (2); business conditions (1); good time to buy (1); Bill Clinton job performance (1); Pell job performance (1); Chafee job performance (1); Patrick Kennedy job performance (1); Reed job performance (1); Gingrich job performance (1); Almond job performance (1); Weygand job performance (1); Pine job performance (1); Langevin job performance (1); Mayer job performance (1); Rhode Island on right track (1); Rhode Island's most important problem (1); commissions on public policy (4); satisfaction with services (3); roles of federal government (8); freedom in spending federal grant money (14). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Center for Public Policy, Brown University, June 18-21, 1994. Sample: United States -- Registered voters in Rhode Island (n=426). Topics covered include: Rhode Island economy (3); personal financial situation (2); business conditions (1); good time to buy (1); Clinton job performance (1); Pell job performance (1); Chafee job performance (1); Patrick Kennedy job performance (1); Reed job performance (1); Almond job performance (1); Mayer job performance (1); Rhode Island on right track (1); ability to achieve American Dream (1); confidence in institutions (4); business influence in Rhode Island government (1); union influence in Rhode Island government (1); elimination of state budget deficit (8); political party (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by The Angus Reid Group, August, 1996-January, 1997. Sample: Canada -- National adult (n=1519). Topics covered include: Most important problem in Canada (2); economy (6); economy of province (4); consumerism (8); business contributions to Canada (1); trade mission (1); job satisfaction rating (5); start your own business (6); television advertising (4); television watching habits (3); Canada's health care system (7); change in health-care in ten years (1); salary cap for doctors (2); encourage children to go into medicine (1); private health-care expenses (1); gun control (1); gun ownership (2); political party (6); government job performance (8); political party job performance (4); Prime Minister Jean Chretien job performance (3); Brian Mulrooney (1); future leisure time (1); achievements in the 21st century (2); most important in 21st century (1); new year's resolutions (4). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Survey Research Center, University of California, Berkeley & the Office of Research of the American Council on Education, March 19-June 31, 1969 (approx. dates). Sample: United States -- Graduate students from 158 colleges and universities in the United States. (n=32963). Topics covered include: Degrees held (12); expected time for degree awarded (1); employment after school (1); time of entry (1); student enrollment (1); attending college/university (1); institutions attended (69); degree of enrollment (1); fields of study (71); opinion of institution (1); standards for admission (1); opinion of certain statements (12); subscribing to academic/professional journals (1); academic/professional involvement (3); scholarly research (1); specialization within field (1); rating among graduate students (1); describing department (9); agreement with certain statements (39); extent of agreement (34); bored in class (1): interruptions to work (7); meeting informally (5); social interaction (1); professors (3); standing as a Graduate student (1); attention paid to certain things (5); academic training (1); choosing a field (2); quitting graduate school (1); grade point average (1); member of fraternity/sorority (1); grounding in undergraduate (8); satisfaction with undergraduate education (7); undergraduate role in decision making (5); graduate role in decision making (5); student protests/demonstrations (3); employment (1); union membership (1); strike participation (3); radical student activism (1); hours denoted to certain tasks (4); occupational engagement (17); academic career (1); VISTA and Peace Corps participation (1); interest in teaching vs. research (1); income (1); adequate finances (1); expenses (1); source of income (10); interest in politics (1); political idealism (2); voter participation (3); religion (2); childhood residence (1); state residency (1); time not enrolled as student (1); familial education (3); father's occupation (1); characterizing parents (7); contact with parents (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Canadian Institute of Public Opinion (Gallup), September, 1979. Sample: Canada -- National adult (n=1031). Topics covered include: Federal election vote intent (1); past federal elections vote (1); workers' participation in running a company (2); income tax deductions (2); gun law (1); 'mercy killing' by doctors (1); plans to continue education (1); privatizing PetroCanada (3); personal satisfaction (3); satisfaction with the direction Canada is going (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by The Angus Reid Group, September 26-October 1, 1994. Sample: Canada -- National adult (n=1504). Topics covered include: The deficit (2); Jean Chretien performance (1); Preson Manning job performance (1); federal Liberal government (1); the bloc Quebecois (1); the Reform Party (1); gays (3); gays in the workplace (7); information highway (6); home computers (2); modems (2); gun control laws (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by The Angus Reid Group, September 15-16, 1993. Sample: Canada -- National adult (n=1509). Topics covered include: Job creation strategy (1); job loss (3); peace between Israel and the PLO (1); gun control (4); guns owned personally (5); Quebec separation (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by The Angus Reid Group, January, 1995-May, 1995. Sample: Canada -- National adult (n=1503). Topics covered include: Most important issue (1); economy (3); personal finances (1); running own business (3); interest in new products (18); Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (9); gun control legislation (4); gun ownership (2); economic association between an independent Quebec and Canada (8); direction of country while led by the federal Liberal government (1); National Hockey League (4). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Canada, Inc., October 18-22, 1999. Sample: Canada -- National adult (n=1007). Topics covered include: Federal election (2); Jean Chretien job performance (1); volunteer activities (5); charitable donations (1); reasons to save money (3); Halloween (3); laws regarding firearms (2); gun ownership (2); requirements for gun ownership (5). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Data Analysis C.A. (acquired through the Universidad Simon Bolivar Latin American Data Bank), 1989. Sample: Venezuela -- Adult residents of Metropolitan Caracas--16 years old and over (n=400). Not a random sample. Sample based on age and gender quotas. Topics covered include: Knowledge about government economic policies (3); agreement with economic policies (1); knowledge about specific economic measures (9); reasons for the 02/27/89 protest (2); justification of the protest (3); responsibility of causing the protest (6); inflation and protests (2); personal involvement in the protests (1); public figures' involvement in protests (5); solutions to the country's crisis (2); willingness to sacrifice to solve the crisis (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Data Analysis C.A. (acquired through the Universidad Simon Bolivar Latin American Data Bank), November 1-7, 1988. Sample: Venezuela -- Adult residents of Metropolitan Caracas--17 years old and over (n=400). Topics covered include: Country's main problem (1); government job performance (2); retrospective personal situation (1); voting intentions (7); evaluation of political figures (12); party sympathy (3); party identification (2); political interest (2); talking about politics with other people (1); interest in electoral outcomes (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Data Analysis C.A. (acquired through the Universidad Simon Bolivar Latin American Data Bank), August 27-September 5,1988. Sample: Venezuela -- Adult residents of Metropolitan Caracas--17 years old and over (n=400). Topics covered include: Most important problem facing the country (2); government job performance (2); retrospective personal situation (1); future personal situation (1); interest in electoral campaigns (1); knowledge of presidential candidates (4); voting intentions (6); trust in presidential candidates (3); awareness of political propaganda (2); dispute between Pinerua and Ibanez(4); knowledge about external debt (4); political identification (2); talking about politics with other people (1); interest in electoral outcomes (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Data Analysis C.A. (acquired through the Universidad Simon Bolivar Latin American Data Bank), May 27-June 6, 1988. Sample: Venezuela -- Adult residents of Metropolitan Caracas--17 years old and over (n=400). Topics covered include: Most important problem facing the country (2); government job performance (2); retrospective personal situation (1); future personal situation (1); voting intentions (2); improvement of the country with a new government (1); democracy and high costs of life (1); democracy and unemployment (1); voting intentions in presidential elections (1); mandatory voting (1); political involvement in the campaigns (6); political campaign and benefits for the country (1); presidential candidate capable of solving country's problems (1); political participation in the community (5); political corruption (3); accountability (2); responsibility of the problems in the country (1); interest in electoral outcome (1); talking about politics with other people (1); political party identification (2); group membership (5); democracy vs dictatorship preferences (2); expenditures and democratic governments (1); rating of the country (1); knowledge about presidential candidate's wives (5). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Data Analysis C.A. (acquired through the Universidad Simon Bolivar Latin American Data Bank), March, 1988. Sample: Venezuela -- Adult residents of the State of Miranda--17 years old and over (n=450). Topics covered include: Most important problem facing the country (3); government job performance (2); retrospective personal situation (1); crisis situation (2); democracy and high costs of life (1); democracy and unemployment (1); preference between solving unemployment or inflation (1); knowledge about female public leaders (13); president's marriage (2); talking about politics with other people (1); voting intentions (3). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Data Analysis C.A. (acquired through the Universidad Simon Bolivar Latin American Data Bank), February 2-8, 1988. Sample: Venezuela -- Adult residents of Metropolitan Caracas--17 years old and over (n=400). Topics covered include: Most important problem facing the country (3); government job performance (1); retrospective personal situation (1); interest in electoral outcome (1); voting intentions (3); knowledge about the nicknames of the presidential candidates (2); talking about politics with other people (1); interest in newspaper sections (2); importance of elections in a democracy (3); electoral campaign benefits (1); improvement of the country with a new government (1); presidential candidates and state of the country (1); presidential candidates and support to sports (1); best presidential candidate to govern (2); trust in presidential candidates (1); knowledge about a proposition to held governors elections and not appointments by the president (6); knowledge about the state reform (9); political sympathy (1); sports practice (1). Country's main problems(1); interest in electoral campaign(1); concern over the outcome of the election(1); voting intentions (3); candidates evaluation(9); expectations on the next government(1); state reform(12); interest in politics(1); partisanship(2); interest in sports(2); government's performance(1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Washington Post, March 15-19, 1991. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1015). Topics covered include: United States' role in world affairs (2); United Nations (2); use of U.S. troops (10). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by TNS Intersearch, May 5-9, 1999. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1010). Topics covered include: Manners (11): children's television programs (1) |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Consultores 21, July 18-30, 1993. Sample: Venezuela -- Adult residents of cities with a population of 20,000 inhabitants or more (n=1500). Topics covered include: Recognize Venezuelan political leaders (12); national problems (4); economic situation (6); former president Carlos Ranion J. Velazpuez (1); policy issues and presidential candidates (11); employment (6); family finances (9); prices (1); voting intentions in presidential election (3); former president Rafael Caldera's exclusion from political party COPEI (3); political ideology (2); main actions for interim President Ranion J. Velazpuez (15). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Washington Post, January 30-February 2, 1992. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of District of Columbia (n=804). Topics covered include: Quality of life for D.C. residents (1); interest in D.C. public affairs (1); trust in the D.C. government (2); efficiency of D.C. government (1); impression of public figures (8); Mayor Kelly job performance (2); D.C. council and personal council member job performance (2); rating the mayor's job performance on certain issues (12); relationship between the mayor and the D.C. council (2). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Washington Post, January 30-February 3, 1994. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Virginia (n=999). Topics covered include: Virginia government affairs (8); gubernatorial trial heat (9); favorability ratings of candidates (10); Robb's performance (8); crime (25). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Estudio Graciela C. Romer Y Asociados, October, 1995. Sample: Argentina -- National Adults (n=1811). Topics covered include: President job performance (8); members of the government job performance (10); main national problems (4); government job performance on several issues (9); economic situation(4); economic plan (7); vote in past elections (2); voting intentions (3); financing of political parties (1); parties (1); electoral system (1); electoral fraud (6); political solutions in a national crisis situation (1); positioning of the voters (3); confidence in institutions (9); likelihood of social unrest (2); dispute between minister Domingo Cavallo and President Menem (2); economic model (9); hyperinflation (1); strikes (1); negotiations with Great Britain on Malvina Islands' oil (2); corruption (18); economic potential of Latin American countries (3); inter-American relations (3); evaluation of political leaders (17); Federal Capital elections (9). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Mansilla, Delich & Assoc. (Argentina), March, 1995. Sample: Argentina -- Adult residents of Federal Capital, Greater Buenos Aires, Rosario, Mendoza, Santa Fe, Cordoba, Tucuman, Neuquen, and Resistencia (n=1644). Topics covered include: Presidential job performance (1); political leaders job performance (21); members of the government performance (8); past voting behavior (3); presidential candidates' priorities and attributes (22); voting intentions (1); indecision and vote (2); knowledge about runoff election (4); outcome in presidential elections (1); party sympathy (1); President's family and marital relationships(6); governor job performance (6). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Mansilla, Delich & Assoc. (Argentina), November, 1994. Sample: Argentina -- Adult residents of the Capital Federal of Buenos Aires (n=250). Topics covered include: Opinion about presidential image (1); opinion about the members of the government (9); government job performance (1); government job performance by policies (7); opinion about mayor's image (1); voting intentions in mayor's election (1); opinion about political leader's image (13); vice-president preferences (1); voting intentions in presidential elections (2); stability and elections (4). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Mansilla, Delich & Assoc. (Argentina), March, 1994. Sample: Argentina -- Adult residents of San Luis and Villa Mercedes (n=700). Topics covered include: Presidential job performance (1); past voting behavior (1); ; Olivos' pact (1); opinion about public figures (9); voting intentions(2). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Mansilla, Delich & Assoc. (Argentina), March, 1994. Sample: Argentina -- Adult residents of San Luis and Villa Mercedes (n=800). Topics covered include: Presidential job performance (1); past voting behavior (1); ; Olivos' pact (1); opinion about public figures (9); voting intentions (2). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Mansilla, Delich & Assoc. (Argentina), August, 1993. Sample: Argentina -- Adult residents of San Luis and Pedernera (n=800). Topics covered include: Most important problem in the country (1); president job performance (3); voting intentions (5); opinion about leaders' image (21); opinion about public figures (16); candidates list voting intentions (4); opinion about political parties (1); political propaganda (1); political campaigns (3); past voting behavior (4); knowledge about constitutional reform (1); presidential reelection (1); political party membership (10). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Mansilla, Delich & Assoc. (Argentina), May, 1993. Sample: Argentina -- Adult residents of Capital City and Greater Buenos Aires Area (n=600). Topics covered include: Most important problems(3); presidential job performance (2); economic plan (2); mayor's job performance (2); knowledge about constitutional reform (2); presidential reelection (4); popular referendum (1); government comparison (1); voting intentions in presidential elections (2); opinion about political leaders (24); voting intentions in legislative elections (5); opinion about candidates (21); characteristics of legislative candidates (23); past voting behavior (2); future personal situation (1); future situation of the country (1); external threats (10); state intelligence agency (FFAA) (3); image of national airlines (1); privatization of national airlines (1); media usage (5); political party membership (2). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by Mansilla, Delich & Assoc. (Argentina), April 1992. Sample: Argentina -- Opinion Leaders in the media, politics and business (n=120). Topics covered include: Opinion about oil companies (8); evaluation of oil companies (13); company leader in the economy (4); characteristics of the oil companies (12); knowledge about YPF (2); privatization of YPF (15); YPF and stock market (2); privatizations (4); oil companies' propaganda (4); oil companies' sound bites (6); oil companies and economic growth (1). |
![]() Revised | Methodology: Conducted by EQUAS, June, 1992. Sample: Argentina -- Adult residents of Buenos Aires, Argentina (n=307). Topics covered include: Past voting behavior (3); voting intentions (2); reasons for voting (2); voters' principal goals (2); presidential job performance and Cavallo job performance (1); agreement with constitutional reform (2); presidential reelection (1). |
![]() | Methodology: Conducted by Ipsos-Public Affairs, February 11-13, 2005. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1001). Topics covered include: Homelessness (1); responsibility for homelessness (1). |
![]() | Methodology: Conducted by Ipsos-Public Affairs, August 30-September 1, 2005. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=998). Topics covered include: Government handling economy (1). |
![]() | Methodology: Conducted by Ipsos-Public Affairs, January 9-12, 2006. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1242). Topics covered include: Martin Luther King Day (2); racial equality (1). |