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Roper Center for Public Opinion Research — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 03:00:02 EST

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Siena Research Institute Poll: January 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Jan, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-01CCI] — Thu, 9 Feb 2012 10:57:20 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, January, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=807). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (2); New York business conditions (1); New York future economic situation (1); good time to buy (1); future purchases (5); effects of gas prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate improvements (2); selling property (2); buying property (2).

Siena Research Institute Poll: June 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-06CCI] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 14:23:48 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, June, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=800). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (2); New York business conditions (1); New York future economic situation (1); good time to buy (1); future purchases (5); effects of gas prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate improvements (2); selling property (2); buying property (2).

Siena Research Institute Poll: May 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - May, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-05CCI] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 14:21:22 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, May, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=804). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (2); New York business conditions (1); New York future economic situation (1); good time to buy (1); future purchases (5); effects of gas prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate improvements (2); selling property (2); buying property (2).

Siena Research Institute Poll: April 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Apr, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-04CCI] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 14:16:28 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, April, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=802). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (2); New York business conditions (1); New York future economic conditions (1); good time to buy (1); future purchases (5); effects of gas prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate improvements (2); selling property (2); buying property (2).

Siena Research Institute Poll: March 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Mar, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-03CCI] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 14:12:39 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, March, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=803). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (2); New York business conditions (1); New York future economic situation (1); good time to buy (1); future purchases (5); effects of gas prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate improvements (2); selling property (2); buying property (2).

Siena Research Institute Poll: February 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Feb, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-02CCI] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 14:09:24 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, February, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=842). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (2); New York business conditions (2); New York future economic situation (1); good time to buy (1); future purchases (5); effects of gas prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate improvements (2); selling property (2); buying property (2).

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll: 2012 Presidential Election/Economy [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USNBCWSJ2012-12062] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 10:37:36 EST

Survey by NBC News and The Wall Street Journal. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Hart and McInturff Research Companies, January 22-24, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult including an oversample of GOP primary voters (n=1166). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use the variable SAMPLTY (Column 10) to determine the sample, where 1) National Sample, 2) Cellular Phone Sample and 3) GOP Sample. Topics covered include: Voter registration (1); direction of country (2); personal life rating (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Obama handling various issues (2); Congress job performance (1); message to Congress (5); ratings of public figures (14); describing America's future (5); Republicans changing country (1); Obama changing country (1); election interest (1); preferred congressional majority (1); replacing Congress (1); Obama reelection (1); presidential candidate preferences (4); party affiliation (1); Tea Party support (2); Occupy Wall Street support (1); Republican primary race (1); primary election (1); Republican nominee preferences (2); strength of Republican field (1); most important candidate attribute (2); Republican victory optimism (1); comfort with various nominees (4); Mitt Romney ratings (5); Newt Gingrich ratings (5); Republican party favorability (1); Romney business experience (1); Romney tax returns (1); Gingrich previous marriages (1); future of economy (1); financial situation satisfaction (1); economy improvements (1); optimism toward economy (1); rating congressional proposals (2); extending unemployment benefits (1).

Siena Research Institute Poll: October 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-10CCI] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 10:32:51 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, October, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=905). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (1); future financial situation (1); New York business conditions (1); New York future economic situation (1); good time to buy (1); future purchases (5); effects of gasoline prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate market improvements (2); selling properties (2); buying properties (2); volunteer activities (2).

Siena Research Institute Poll: September 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Sep, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-09CCI] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 10:28:05 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, September, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=804). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (2); New York business conditions (1); New York economic future (1); good time to buy (2); future purchases (5); effects of gas prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate market improvements (2); selling properties (2); buying properties (2); volunteer activities (2).

Siena Research Institute Poll: July 2011 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Jul, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2011-07CCI] — Wed, 8 Feb 2012 10:14:06 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, July, 2011. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=800). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial situation (2); New York business conditions (1); New York future economic situation (1); good time to buy (1); future purchases (5); effects of gas prices (1); effects of food prices (1); real estate improvements (2); selling properties (2); buying properties (2).

CBS News/60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll: Political Leaders/NASA/Recreation [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCBS2011-06B] — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:43:46 EST

Survey by 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by CBS News, June 17-20, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1045). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); direction of country (1); voter registration (1); favorability of Republican candidates (4); gay marriage (1); Pakistan as ally (1); space program accomplishments (1); space shuttle as worthwhile (2); sunscreen usage (1); more enjoyable American holiday (1); season with best memories (1); missing winter (1); favorite barbequed food (1); favorite summer activity (1); cyber-attacks (1); word associated with Mormonism (1); psychiatrist visits (1); legal performance enhancing drugs (1); topic with too many TV shows (1); fictional character to go on adventures with (1); world safety since 9/11 (1); Statue of Liberty message applied today (1); Pippa Middleton recognition (1); Osama bin Laden death authenticity (1); source of unwanted calories (1).

CBS News/60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll: Institutions/Political Leaders/Government/Life [United States - May, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCBS2011-05B] — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:38:52 EST

Survey by 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by CBS News, May 20-23, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1020). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); direction of country (1); Congress job performance (1); summer travel plans (2); feelings toward Washington (1); issue most angry about (1); say in government actions (1); class benefitting from government policies (1); who Congress serves (1); Congress salaries (1); influence of various groups on politics (6); opinion of presidential candidates (5); difficulty of being a father (1); displaying flag on US holidays (1); marital status affecting vote (1); opinion of George W. Bush (1); country ruled by corporation (1); ATM fee limit (1); living off-the-grid (1); 2008 economic crash investigations (1); preferred role in Osama bin Laden death (1); Harper Lee identification (1); children too old to live with parents (1); registered sex offender map (1); interest in ancestry (1); national economy rating (1); personal financial situation rating (1).

CBS News/60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll: Opinion of Leaders/Personal Opinions/Life [United States - Apr, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCBS2011-04B] — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:34:53 EST

Survey by 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by CBS News, April 28-May 1, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=848). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); direction of country (1); opinion of various politicians (5); troops in Afghanistan (1); gas price increase effects (2); expected gas prices (1); changing vacation plans (1); dealing with high gas prices (2); abortion availability (1); opinion of Oprah Winfrey (1); British royal family opinions (2); personal happiness (1); most influential happiness factor (1); decor satisfaction (1); decor spending (1); effects of positive thinking (3); difficulty being a mother (1); children (2); family appreciating mother (1); widening economic differences (1); Memorial Day weekend plans (1); viewing blockbuster films (2); Guantanamo detainees in US prisons (1); Donald Trump wealth authenticity (1); reason for Civil War (1); celebrity living longest (1); prosecuting athletes (1); Islam as peaceful religion (1); buying new electronic products (1); TMZ definition (1); living without air travel vs. internet (1); broken heart pain (1); lying about age (1); graffiti as legitimate art (1); religious service attendance (1); Tea Party support (1).

Siena Research Institute Poll: January 2012 Siena New York Poll [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2012-01NY] — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 14:38:44 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, January 8-12, 2012. Sample: United States -- Registered voters in New York State (n=805). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Direction of New York (1); direction of country (1); opinions of public figures (9); Andrew Cuomo job performance (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Obama reelection (1); Kirsten Gillibrand reelection (1); Albany dysfunction (1); confidence in state legislature (1); biggest Cuomo accomplishment (1); New York business climate (1); State of the State proposals support (7); Cuomo lobbying for students (1); redrawing district lines (1); senator election preferences (2); New York race relations (1); library resources used (11); increasing library aid (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: July 2011, Omnibus Week 4--News Interest Index [United States - Jul, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0728] — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:00:45 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, July 28-31, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1001). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); budget negotiation impression (1); budget negotiations affecting opinions of various groups (5); recent activities (2); contacting officials (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: July 2011, Omnibus Week 3--News Interest Index [United States - Jul, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0721] — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:53:30 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, July 21-24, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=999). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (8); Republican candidate in the news (1); new source accuracy (1); news source fairness (1); Islamic cultural center near World Trade Center (3); newspaper cell phone hacking (1); News Corp. news organization ownership (4); coverage fairness of various groups (6); Islamic extremism (2).

Pew Research Center Poll: July 2011, Omnibus Week 2--News Interest Index [United States - Jul, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0714] — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:48:01 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, July 14-17, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1006). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); confidence in debt ceiling discussions (6); debt limit issue (3); raising debt limit (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: July 2011, Omnibus Week 1--News Interest Index [United States - Jul, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0707] — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:40:10 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, July 7-10, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1007). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); economic news (1); news organization fairness (2); social networking usage (1); social networking as news source (6); failure to raise debt limit (1); debt limit concerns (3).

Pew Research Center Poll: June 2011, Omnibus Week 5--News Interest Index [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0630] — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:33:48 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, June 30-July 3, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1001). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); coverage of news stories (3); Tea Party support (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: June 2011, Omnibus Week 4--News Interest Index [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0623] — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:19:30 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, June 23-26, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1005). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); Afghanistan troop withdrawal (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: June 2011, Omnibus Week 3--News Interest Index [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0616] — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:10:29 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, June 16-19, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1003). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); Republican candidates in the news (1); quality of government programs (3); government programs in the news (3); responsibility for debt limit (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: June 2011, Omnibus Week 2--News Interest Index [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0609] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:01:47 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, June 9-12, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1002). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); knowledge of news stories (4); politician sex scandals (2); coverage of various news stories (3).

Pew Research Center Poll: June 2011, Omnibus Week 1--News Interest Index [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0602] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:56:42 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, June 2-5, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1006). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); knowledge of news stories (4); Republican candidates in the news (1); economic news (6).

Pew Research Center Poll: May 2011, Omnibus Week 4--News Interest Index [United States - May, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0526] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:52:12 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, May 26-29, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed (7); knowledge of new stories (3); impression of Republican candidates (1); agreement with US statements (5).

Pew Research Center Poll: May 2011, Omnibus Week 3--News Interest Index [United States - May, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0519] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:47:12 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, May 19-22, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1004). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); knowledge of news stories (4); failure to raise debt limit (1); debt limit concerns (3).

Pew Research Center Poll: May 2011, Omnibus Week 2--News Interest Index [United States - May, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0512] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:36:35 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, May 12-15, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1006). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories discussed (1); new stories followed closely (7); Republican candidate in the news (1); economic news (6).

Pew Research Center Poll: May 2011, Omnibus Week 1--News Interest Index [United States - May, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0505] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 12:50:44 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, May 5-8, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1003). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: Satisfaction with country (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); new stories followed closely (7); succeeding in Afghanistan (1); Afghanistan troop withdrawal (1); Pakistan helping US (1); Osama bin Laden death coverage (7); bin Laden news sources (5); social networking sites (2).

Pew Research Center Poll: April 2011, Omnibus Week 4--News Interest Index [United States - Apr, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0428] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 12:44:16 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, April 28-May 1, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1006). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); Barack Obama birthplace (3); coverage of various news stories (3); Obama birth certificate (1); watching royal wedding (1); reason for gas price increase (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: April 2011, Omnibus Week 3--News Interest Index [United States - Apr, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0421] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 12:36:15 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, April 21-25, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1001). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); budget deficit seriousness (1); budget deficit progress (1); coverage of various news stories (5); watching royal wedding (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: April 2011, Omnibus Week 2--News Interest Index [United States - Apr, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0414] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 12:31:35 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, April 14-17, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1015). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); Republican candidates in the news (1); budget deficit news (4).

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll: 2012 Presidential Election/Debt Ceiling/Afghanistan [United States - Mar, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USNBCWSJ2011-11139] — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 12:02:05 EST

Survey by NBC News and The Wall Street Journal. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Hart and McInturff Research Companies, March 31-April 4, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use the variable SAMPLTY (Column 12) to determine the sample, where 1) National Sample and 2) Cellular Phone Sample. Topics covered include: Direction of country (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Obama handling various issues (4); Congress job performance (1); opinions of political figures (11); isolated events vs. world trends (9); presidential candidate preferences (1); Obama political leaning (1); domestic vs. foreign issues (1); Obama attention to various issues (6); economic policy effects (1); approval of various policies (5); better party for various issues (13); party affiliation (4); primary elections (1); Republican candidate preferences (2); most important election issues (1); preferred candidate types (13); Tea Party support (2); reducing collective bargaining rights (1); economy rating (2); impact of recession (1); budget compromises (2); avoiding government shutdown (2); unacceptable budget cuts (6); balanced budget as amendment (2); raising debt ceiling (2); Medicare changes (2); privatizing Medicare (1); Afghanistan situation (1); Afghanistan success (2); Afghanistan troop reduction (1); military action in Libya (1); British royal family (2); news source (1).

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll: 2012 Presidential Election [United States - Dec, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USNBCWSJ2011-11631] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:40:34 EST

Survey by NBC News and The Wall Street Journal. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Hart and McInturff Research Companies, December 7-11, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use the variable SAMPLTY (Column 10) to determine the sample, where 1) National Sample and 2) Cellular Phone Sample. Topics covered include: Direction of country (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Obama handling economy (1); Congress job performance (1); Republicans in Congress (1); Democrats in Congress (1); disappointments about Congress (1); opinions of political figures (8); election enthusiasm (1); congressional election preference (1); Obama re-election (1); presidential candidate preferences (3); enthusiasm for presidential preferences (3); certainty of candidate preference (1); two-party system opinion (1); better party for various issues (8); Obama accomplishments (1); Obama failures (1); world's leading nation (1); party affiliation (1); Tea Party support (2); Occupy Wall Street support (1); primary elections (1); Republican nominees (6); Republican nominees political leanings (3); strength of Republican field (1); confidence in presidential candidates (5); economy changes (2); health care law (2); future of Iraq (4); reaction to Iran nuclear research (1); 2011 rating (1); most disappointing event of year (1); social networking services (5); 2008 voter participation (1); 2008 presidential vote (1).

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll: 2012 Presidential Election/Economy [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USNBCWSJ2011-11579] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:35:11 EST

Survey by NBC News and The Wall Street Journal. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Hart and McInturff Research Companies, November 2-5, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult including an oversample of African Americans (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use the variable SAMPLTY (Column 11) to determine the sample, where 1) National Sample and 2) Cellular Phone Sample. Topics covered include: Direction of country (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Obama handling economy (1); Obama handling foreign policy (1); Obama expectations (1); opinions of political figures (12); US tough time (1); election enthusiasm (1); Congressional majority preference (1); presidential candidate preferences (5); enthusiasm for candidates (2); feelings toward Obama (1); who to blame in politics (3); Tea Party opinion (1); Occupy Wall Street opinion (1); Tea Party influence (1); race relations (2); Herman Cain's race affecting election (1); party affiliation (1); Tea Party support (2); Occupy Wall Street support (1); primary elections (1); Republican candidate preferences (4); Cain harassment allegations (1); Obama vs. Mitt Romney presidential competency (5); acceptable election outcomes (9); Obama administration expectations (12); preferred tax system (2); agreement with economic statements (2); economic future (1); blame for economic problems (2); Obama affecting economy (1); Republican candidate affecting economy (1); recession (1); greatest family worry (2); Iraq troop withdrawal (1); 2008 voter participation (2).

CBS News/New York Times Poll: War on Terrorism/Bin Laden Death/Afghanistan [United States - May, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCBSNYT2011-05A] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:30:29 EST

Methodology: Conducted by CBS News and The New York Times, May 20-23, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=532). Respondents were first interviewed in the April 28-May 1, 2011 CBS News/60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll. This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); direction of country (1); opinion of political figures (5); troops in Afghanistan (1); gas price increase effect (2); future of gas prices (1); vacation affected by gas prices (1); dealing with gas prices (2); abortion (1); opinion of Oprah Winfrey (1); opinion of British royal family (2); personal happiness (1); happiness factors (1); decor satisfaction (1); spending on decor (1); positive thinking (3); difficulty being a mother (1); children (1); family appreciating mother (1); widening economic gap (1); Memorial Day plans (1); blockbuster movies (1); movie quality (1); Guantanamo detainees in US prisons (1); Donald Trump wealth (1); reason for Civil War (1); celebrity living longest (1); cost of prosecuting athletes (1); Islam as peaceful religion (1); buying popular electronic products (1); TMZ definition (1); living without air travel vs. internet (1); physical pain of broken heart (1); lying about age (1); graffiti as art (1); religious service attendance (1); Tea Party support (1).

CBS News/New York Times Poll: Federal Budget/National Debt/Medicare/British Royals [United States - Apr, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCBSNYT2011-04A] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:22:53 EST

Methodology: Conducted by CBS News and The New York Times, April 15-20, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult including an oversample of Republicans (n=1332). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); direction of country (1); most important problem (1); Obama handling various issues (4); Congress job performance (1); John Boehner job performance (1); Republicans handling budget deficit (1); national economy rating (1); economy changes (1); government size preference (1); opinion of Republican Party (1); opinion of Democratic Party (1); voter registration (1); opinion of Republican candidates (11); Donald Trump as serious candidate (1); Obama priorities matching country (1); Republican priorities matching country (1); who to trust on various issues (2); budget deficit approach (1); budget negotiation leadership (1); budget compromises (2); blame for budget deficit (1); budget deficit affecting job creation (1); health coverage as government responsibility (2); debt reduction method (1); cutting government spending (1); Medicare worth costs (1); changes to Medicare (3); willing to pay more taxes (1); raising taxes for wealthy (2); raising taxes vs. cutting spending (1); privatizing Medicare (1); Medicare changes affecting middle class (1); raising debt limit (2); party affiliation (2); Republican party unity (1); presidential candidate preference (2); direction of Republican party (1); Tea Party favorability (3); Tea Party influence (1); Tea Party donations (1); Republicans representing values (1); Obama birthplace (1); TV news source (1); opinion of British royal family (6); American royalty (1); succeeding Queen Elizabeth (1); following royal wedding (2); Princess Diana's engagement ring (1); Kate Middleton job (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: April 2011, Omnibus Week 1--News Interest Index [United States - Apr, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0407] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:15:49 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, April 7-10, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1004). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: News stories followed closely (7); budget negotiation impressions (1); budget dispute blame (4); government shutdown inconvenience (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-SCDM: South Carolina Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jan, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-SCDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 14:26:35 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NHDM: New Hampshire Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jan, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NHDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 14:18:09 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, January 8, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters in New Hampshire (n=1956). Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); voter registration prior to voting (1); labor union membership (1); candidate who is the strongest leader (1); candidate who is the most honest/trustworthy (1); feelings about Bush administration (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); opinion of Hillary Clinton (1); opinion of John Edwards (1); opinion of Barack Obama (1); candidate most likely to beat Republican candidate (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); candidate most likely to unite country (1); opinion of Bill Clinton (1); voter history (1); describing vote (1); War in Iraq (1); economic conditions (1); candidate's position vs. leadership/personal qualities (1); labor union membership (1); most important issue facing country (1); family financial situation (1); global warming (1); direction of economy (1); worry about terrorist attack (1); most serious health care problem (1); voting for Bill Clinton for a third term (1); candidate running the most unfair campaign (1); presidential primaries being held too early (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-WVDM: West Virginia Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - May, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-WVDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 13:53:26 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, May 13, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters in West Virginia (n=1495). Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); labor union membership (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate most likely to beat John McCain (1); suspending federal gasoline tax (1); candidate sharing values with respondent (1); economic recession affecting family (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); Hillary Clinton vs. John McCain (1); Barack Obama vs. John McCain (1); Obama sharing views of Jeremiah Wright (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); most honest, trustworthy candidate (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); preference for primary races (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-WIRP: Wisconsin Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-WIRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 13:44:38 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-WIDM: Wisconsin Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-WIDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 13:36:12 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-UTRP: Utah Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-UTRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 13:26:24 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-UTDM: Utah Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-UTDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 13:15:00 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-TXRP: Texas Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Mar, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-TXRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 13:04:07 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, March 4, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in Texas (n=1585). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Republican primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); economic conditions (1); military service (1); opinion of John McCain (1); abortion (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); handling illegal immigrants working in United States (1); candidate age influencing vote (1); John McCain's position on issues (1); describing self as born again (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-TXDM: Texas Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Mar, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-TXDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:53:44 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, March 4, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in Texas (n=2050). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); economic conditions (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); family financial situation (1); candidate most likely to beat Republican candidate (1); candidate offering clear, detailed plan to solve country's problems (1); importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); candidate that inspires respondent about the future of country (1); how "super delegates" should vote (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); handling illegal immigrants working in United States (1); trade with other countries influencing jobs (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-SDDM: South Dakota Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jun, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-SDDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:44:27 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, June 3, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in South Dakota (n=1167). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); economic recession affecting family (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate most likely to beat John McCain (1); candidate's position vs. leadership/personal qualities (1); candidate sharing values with respondent (1); most honest, trustworthy candidate (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); ); Hillary Clinton vs. John McCain (1); Barack Obama vs. John McCain (1); Clinton taking Obama as running mate (1); Obama taking Clinton as running mate (1); impact of length of Democratic primary campaign (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); gun ownership (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-RIDM: Rhode Island Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Mar, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-RIDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:36:25 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-PADM: Pennsylvania Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Apr, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-PADM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:22:34 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-ORDM: Oregon Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - May, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-ORDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 11:18:24 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, May 20, 2008 (Primary Date). Sample: United States -- Absentee/Early voters in Oregon (n=1201). As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); economic recession affecting family (1); suspending federal gasoline tax (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); voter history (1); candidate most likely to beat John McCain (1); candidate sharing values with respondent (1); labor union membership (1); Obama sharing views of Jeremiah Wright (1); Hillary Clinton vs. John McCain (1); Barack Obama vs. John McCain (1); candidate best suited to protect environment (1); candidate most likely to become Democratic candidate (1); most honest, trustworthy candidate (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); preference for primary races (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-VTDM: Vermont Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Mar, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-VTDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:47:28 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, March 4, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters in Vermont (n=1010). Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); family financial situation (1); economic conditions (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); candidate most likely to beat Republican candidate (1); candidate offering clear, detailed plan to solve country's problems (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); candidate that inspires respondent about the future of country (1); how "super delegates" should vote (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); handling illegal immigrants working in United States (1); trade with other countries influencing jobs (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-VTRP: Vermont Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Mar, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-VTRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:46:00 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-AZRP: Arizona Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-AZRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:44:05 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, February 5, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in Arizona (n=1122). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Republican primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); abortion (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); candidate's position vs. leadership/personal qualities (1); feelings about Bush administration (1); economic conditions (1); handling illegal immigrants working in United States (1); candidate most qualified to manage economy (1); describing residency in Arizona (1); describing self as born again (1); War in Iraq (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-FLRP: Florida Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jan, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-FLRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:43:25 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, January 29, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in Florida (n=1537). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Republican primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); candidate's position vs. leadership/personal qualities (1); feelings about Bush administration (1); military service (1); abortion (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); economic conditions (1); handling illegal immigrants working in United States (1); cutting taxes vs. reducing budget deficit (1); candidate most likely to beat Democratic candidate (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); likelihood of respondent voting if candidates were different (1); describing self as born again (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-GARP: Georgia Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-GARP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:42:50 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-MARP: Massachusetts Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-MARP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:42:12 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-MIRP: Michigan Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jan, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-MIRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:41:32 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-MORP: Missouri Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-MORP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:40:54 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NHRP: New Hampshire Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jan, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NHRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:39:39 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, January 8, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters in New Hampshire (n=1521). Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Republican primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); voter registration prior to voting (1); importance of candidate sharing religious beliefs with respondent (1); abortion (1); candidate who is the strongest leader (1); feelings about Bush administration (1); candidate most likely to beat Democratic candidate (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); opinion of Rudy Giuliani (1); opinion of Mike Huckabee (1); opinion of John McCain (1); opinion of Ron Paul (1); opinion of Mitt Romney (1); opinion of law recognizing gay/lesbian civil unions (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); describing self as born again (1); describing vote (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); most important issue facing country (1); candidate's position vs. leadership/personal qualities (1); next president following George W. Bush's policies/going more/less conservative (1); economic conditions (1); War in Iraq (1); family financial situation (1); direction of the economy (1); worry about terrorist attack (1); handling illegal immigrants working in United States (1); cutting taxes vs. reducing budget deficit (1); gun ownership (1); candidate running the most unfair campaign (1); presidential primaries being held too early (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NYRP: New York Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NYRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:39:20 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NVDM: Nevada Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jan, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NVDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:38:18 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NYDM: New York Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NYDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:38:11 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-OHDM: Ohio Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Mar, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-OHDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:37:36 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, March 4, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters in Ohio (n=1616). Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); family financial situation (1); economic conditions (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); candidate most likely to beat Republican candidate (1); candidate offering clear, detailed plan to solve country's problems (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); candidate that inspires respondent about the future of country (1); how "super delegates" should vote (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); labor union membership (1); trade with other countries influencing jobs (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-OKRP: Oklahoma Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-OKRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:31:13 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-SCRP: South Carolina Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jan, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-SCRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:28:12 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-TNRP: Tennessee Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-TNRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:26:43 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, February 5, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in Tennessee (n=1191). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Republican primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); candidate's position vs. leadership/personal qualities (1); feelings about Bush administration (1); military service (1); abortion (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); economic conditions (1); illegal immigrants being offered a chance for citizenship (1); War in Iraq (1); candidate most qualified to manage economy (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); importance of candidate sharing religious beliefs with respondent (1); describing self as born again (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-ALRP: Alabama Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-ALRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:23:50 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-CARP: California Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-CARP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:22:48 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, February 5, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in California (n=1117). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Republican primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); candidate's position vs. leadership/personal qualities (1); feelings about Bush administration (1); abortion (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); military service (1); economic conditions (1); handling illegal immigrants working in United States (1);War in Iraq (1); candidate most qualified to manage economy (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in Chief (1); Arnold Schwarzenegger job performance (1); describing self as born again (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-CTRP: Connecticut Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-CTRP] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:21:47 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-LADM: Louisiana Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-LADM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:20:59 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-MSDM: Mississippi Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Mar, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-MSDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:20:21 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, March 11, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters in Mississippi (n=1670). Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); economic conditions (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); candidate most likely to beat John McCain (1); family financial situation (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); Bill Clinton influencing Hillary Clinton's campaign (1); candidate offering clear, detailed plan to solve country's problems (1); candidate that inspires respondent about the future of country (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); most honest, trustworthy candidate (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); Clinton taking Obama as running mate (1); Obama taking Clinton as running mate (1); opinion of John McCain (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-MTDM: Montana Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Jun, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-MTDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:19:45 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, June 3, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in Montana (n=1318). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); economic recession affecting family (1); candidate most likely to beat John McCain (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate's position vs. leadership/personal qualities (1); most honest, trustworthy candidate (1); candidate sharing values with respondent (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); Hillary Clinton vs. John McCain (1); Barack Obama vs. John McCain (1); Clinton taking Obama as running mate (1); Obama taking Clinton as running mate (1); impact of length of Democratic primary campaign (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); gun ownership (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NJDM: New Jersey Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NJDM] — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:18:38 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NMDM: New Mexico Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NMDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:27:13 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NJRP: New Jersey Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NJRP] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:20:58 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-NCDM: North Carolina Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - May, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-NCDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:09:13 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, May 6, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in North Carolina (n=2317). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate most likely to beat John McCain (1); voter history (1); candidate sharing values with respondent (1); economic recession affecting family (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); Hillary Clinton vs. John McCain (1); Barack Obama vs. John McCain (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); gun ownership (1); most honest, trustworthy candidate (1); candidate most qualified to manage economy (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in Chief (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-MSRP: Mississippi Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Mar, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-MSRP] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:53:20 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-MDRP: Maryland Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-MDRP] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 15:16:49 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-MDDM: Maryland Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-MDDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 15:09:58 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-LARP: Louisiana Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-LARP] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:56:38 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-KYDM: Kentucky Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - May, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-KYDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:40:23 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, May 20, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters in Kentucky (n=1412). Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); economic recession affecting family (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate most likely to beat John McCain (1); suspending federal gasoline tax (1); candidate sharing values with respondent (1); most honest, trustworthy candidate (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); Hillary Clinton vs. John McCain (1); Barack Obama vs. John McCain (1); Clinton taking Obama as running mate (1); Obama taking Clinton as running mate (1); Obama sharing views of Jeremiah Wright (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); candidate more likely to become nominee (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-INDM: Indiana Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - May, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-INDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:30:39 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-ILRP: Illinois Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-ILRP] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 13:46:10 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-DERP: Delaware Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-DERP] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 13:15:22 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-DEDM: Delaware Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-DEDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 13:06:12 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-CTDM: Connecticut Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-CTDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:38:58 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-CADM: California Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-CADM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:09:22 EST

Survey by National Election Pool (ABC News/Associated Press/CBS News/CNN/Fox News/NBC News). Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Edison Media Research/Mitofsky International, February 5, 2008. Sample: United States -- Exiting voters and Absentee/Early voters in California (n=1919). This dataset contains an exit poll and a telephone survey. These are located in variable TELEPOLL, where Telephone survey is punch 1, and Exit poll is punch 2. As of January 6, 2012, additional details regarding survey organization attribution and interview dates for the telephone portion of this study have not been provided by Edison Research. Topics covered include: For whom did respondent vote in Democratic primary election (1); when decided who to vote for (1); most important issue facing country (1); which one candidate quality mattered most in deciding vote (1); economic conditions (1); candidate attacking another unfairly (1); labor union membership (1); rating importance of certain topics in primary vote (1); satisfaction/dissatisfaction depending on particular nominees (1); candidate most likely to unite country (1); candidate most qualified to be commander in chief (1); candidate gender influencing vote (1); candidate race influencing vote (1); family financial situation (1).

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-ARRP: Arkansas Republican Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-ARRP] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:54:45 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-ARDM: Arkansas Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-ARDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:43:15 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-ALDM: Alabama Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [United States - Feb, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMI2008-STPRIM-ALDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:17:43 EST

National Election Pool Poll # 2008-STPRIM-PRDM: Puerto Rico Democratic Primary Election Day Exit Poll [Puerto Rico - Jun, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [PRMI2008-STPRIM-PRDM] — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 10:50:30 EST

CBS News/New York Times Poll: Economy/Housing Market/Recession [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCBSNYT2011-06C] — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:27:46 EST

Methodology: Conducted by CBS News and The New York Times, June 24-28, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=979). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); direction of country (1); most important problem (1); Obama handling various issue (6); Congress job performance (1); national economy rating (1); blame for economy problems (1); most concerning economic issue (1); government attention to improving economy (1); extending unemployment benefits (1); spending money creating jobs (1); American dream of home ownership (1); opinion of Republican Party (1); opinion of Democratic party (1); party ensuring strong economy (1); party creating jobs (1); party best for housing (1); voter registration (1); attention to 2012 presidential campaign (1); satisfaction with Republican candidates (1); enthusiasm for Republican candidates (1); voter enthusiasm (1); community housing market (2); community foreclosure problem (1); home buying as investment (1); best long-term investment (1); blame for mortgage crisis (1); government helping pay mortgages (1); government helping housing market (1); required down payment (1); home mortgage interest deduction (1); subsidized loan eligibility (1); effects of housing market (1); renting vs. owning home (3); choosing foreclosure (1); current home status (1); home affordability (1); ease of mortgage payments (1); missed mortgage payments (1); home value (2); home improvements (2); selling house (1); considering foreclosure (1); future home value (1); housing downturn affecting plans (1); home value financing retirement (1); housing downturn affecting jobs (1); involvement in Afghanistan (1); impression of Afghanistan war (1); mission accomplished in Afghanistan (1); troop reduction plan (2); troop reduction affecting terrorism (1); involvement in Libya (1); Congress authorizing Libya action (1); Twitter usage (1); Facebook usage (1); sharing news through social networks (2); children (1); economy affecting college plans (2); financial situation (2); years owning home (1); interest deduction (1); foreclosure threats (2); job loss concern (1).

CBS News Poll: 2012 Presidential Election/National Debt/Economy [United States - Jun, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCBS2011-06A] — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:21:54 EST

Methodology: Conducted by CBS News, June 3-7, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1024). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); direction of country (1); most important problem (1); Obama handling various issues (5); Congress job performance (1); national economy rating (1); economy improvements (1); opinion of Republican Party (1); opinion of Democratic Party (1); Obama spending time on important issues (1); Congress spending time on important issues (1); Republicans handling budget deficit (1); Democrats handling budget deficit (1); voter registration (1); attention to 2012 presidential campaign (1); Republican candidates (2); opinion of Republican candidates (9); most important campaign issue (1); nominating Tea Party member (1); nominee repealing health care bill (1); nominee changing Medicare (1); Sarah Palin for president (1); budget deficit seriousness (1); reduced deficit affecting jobs (1); changing Medicare to reduce deficit (1); increasing taxes to reduce deficit (1); worth of Medicare benefits (1); federal debt ceiling (1); spending cuts in debt ceiling agreement (1); debt ceiling causing market downturn (1); debt ceiling affecting government payments (1); raising debt ceiling (1); debt ceiling debate (1); health care law approval (1); opinion of Medicare (1); future of Medicare (1); Medicare system changes (2); involvement in Libya (1); involvement in Afghanistan (1); troops in Afghanistan (1); financial situation (1); job market outlook (1); housing market outlook (1); gas prices causing hardship (1); gas prices reducing driving (1); unemployment concerns (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: Bin Laden Reaction [United States - May, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-05BIN] — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 17:19:24 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press/Washington Post. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Abt SRBI, Inc. (Schulman, Ronca, & Bucuvalas, Inc.), May 2, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=654). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPTYPE in column 15, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: Direction of country (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Obama handling certain issues (3); knowledge of military strike that killed Osama bin Laden (1); learning about military strike (1); sources of news (3); learning about capture of Saddam Hussein (4); people/groups getting credit for bin Laden's death (4); feelings about bin Laden's death (4); partisanship (2).

Pew Internet & American Life/Project for Excellence/Knight Foundation Poll: Local News Survey 2011 [United States - Jan, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-IAL01] — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 17:15:53 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project, the Project for Excellence in Journalism, and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, January 12-25, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=2251). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 7, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study located in column 13. Form A=1; Form B=2. Topics covered include: Rating community (1); impact on making community a better place (1); keeping up with the news (4); favorite local news/information source (2); using local news/information sources (1); ease of keeping up with the news (1); impact of local newspaper (1); paying for online access to local newspaper (2); using social networking site (1); sources of information about local community (14); topics of local information (16); sources for most topics of local information (16); knowing neighbors (1); having certain technologies (3); possession of working cell phone (1); cell phone usage (7); news alerts to cell phone (1); having "apps" on cell phone (2); paid subscription to print newspaper (1); paying for other news sources (1); actions in order to get/share information/news (8).

Pew Hispanic Center Poll: 2008 Post-Election National Survey of Latinos [United States - Nov, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2008-HPE] — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 17:08:33 EST

Survey by Pew Hispanic Center. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by International Communications Research, November 11-30, 2008. Sample: United States -- Latino adults (n=1540). Topics covered include: Latino descent (1); preferred language (1); Hispanic vs. Latino (1); heritage (1); place of birth (1); time lived in United States (1); citizenship (1); direction of country (1); life for Latinos (1); voter participation (2); reason for not voting (1); respondent voted for Barack Obama or John McCain (1); issue that most influenced vote (1); satisfaction with candidates (1); learning enough about candidates and issues (1); interest in politics as compared to 2004 (1); actions within the past year (7); contributing to campaigns via the internet (1); voting on/before election day (2); waiting in line to vote (2); problems/difficulties voting (1); first time voting (1); being contacted by people encouraging voter registration and participation (1); being contacted by campaigners (2); language campaigners used (2); confidence in accurate vote counting (2); presidential campaign influencing future voter intent (1); news source for campaign/election information (2); language of news (6); Spanish/English competency/literacy (4); economic conditions (1); financial situation (3); understanding problems on Wall Street (1); contributors to current economic problems (3); employment (1); job opportunities (1); home foreclosures (1); own/rent home (1); experiences in the past year (7); decline of home value (1); worry about foreclosure (1); owing money (1); reactions to economic conditions (6); sending money (5).

Pew Hispanic Center Poll: 2008 National Survey of Latinos [United States - Jun, 2008]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2008-NSL] — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 17:05:17 EST

Survey by Pew Hispanic Center. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by International Communications Research, June 9-July 13, 2008. Sample: United States -- Latino adults (n=2015). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMP20 in column 224, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. Topics covered include: Latino descent (1); preferred language (1); Hispanic vs. Latino (1); heritage (1); place of birth (2); time lived in United States (1); place of parents' birth (2); citizenship (1); life satisfaction (1); direction of country (1); life for Latinos (1); following 2008 presidential race (1); voter registration (1); Barack Obama vs. John McCain (2); Obama choosing Hillary Clinton as running mate (1); issues that might be discussed during campaign (7); candidate best suited to deal with issues (7); actions within the past year (3); contributing to campaigns via the internet (1); voter intentions (1); impressions of candidates (2); partisanship (2); voting in primaries (3); first time voting (1); candidate voted for in Democratic primary election (1); candidate voted for in Republican primary election (1); opinion of certain people (6); party with most concern for Latinos (1); better candidate for Latinos (1); candidate better for immigrants (1); Obama's race influencing Latino vote (1); Obama's race influencing respondent's vote (1); McCain's race influencing Latino vote (1); McCain's race influencing respondent's vote (1); experiencing discrimination (3); worrying about deportation (2); local police taking action in identifying undocumented/illegal immigrants (1); changing in enforcement actions (2); approve/disapprove of immigration enforcement actions (4); illegal high school graduate getting in-state tuition (1); sending money (6); local areas where respondent fears walking alone at night (1); immigrant influencing crime (1); confidence in local police (4); confidence in local courts (1); reporting different crimes (4); contact with law enforcement (8); ways of getting the news (4); language news is received in (4).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Republican Presidential Nomination [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2011-TR1102] — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:55:10 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, November 2-6, 2011. Sample: United States -- Republican adults including leaners (n=1054). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 52, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Republican nominees for president (2); candidate most likely to win nomination (1); preferred type of nominee (1); support of Tea Party Movement (1); voter registration (1); Herman Cain harassment allegations (2); Cain handling harassment allegations (1); would/would not vote for candidate who sexually harassed employees in past (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Election 2012 [United States - Dec, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2011-TR1207] — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:52:44 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, December 6-7, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1034). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 52, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney (2); Obama vs. Newt Gingrich (2); thinking about election (1); voter enthusiasm (2); family is better off (1); partisanship of president impacting country's economic problems (1); parties adequately representing American people (1); voter registration (1); Obama job performance (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Televised Supreme Court Hearings [United States - Dec, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2011-TR1206] — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:42:16 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, December 6, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1011). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 50, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 48, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Allowing television cameras into court when Supreme Court hears arguments about health care law (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Occupy Wall Street II [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2011-TR1119] — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:36:18 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, November 19-20, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=996). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 52, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Following "Occupy Wall Street" (2); approve/disapprove of Occupy Wall Street (2); Barack Obama job performance (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Penn State Child Sex Abuse Case Reaction [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2011-TR1115] — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:31:14 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, November 15, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1005). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 50, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 48, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Following sex abuse case involving football program at Pennsylvania State University (1); opinion as to whether Pennsylvania State University should cancel football program (1); approve of Joe Paterno getting fired (1); power of football program (1); view of Penn State University (1); football fan (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Republican Presidential Nomination [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2011-TR1113] — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:25:26 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, November 13-17, 2011. Sample: United States -- Republican adults including leaners (n=1062). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 52, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Republican nominees for president (1); voter registration (1).