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Opinion Research Corporation Poll: Evansville Traffic [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USORC1948-268D] — Fri, 11 May 2012 13:01:35 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Opinion Research Corporation, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Evansville, Indiana (n=810). Topics covered include: Automobile ownership (1); difficulty of driving in Evansville (2); handling traffic (1); comparative traffic congestion (1); most congested area (1); most congested times (1); ways to solve traffic problem (1); improving traffic conditions (3); causes of traffic (1); complaints about vehicles (6); most annoying highway vehicle (2); ideas to reduce traffic (4); amount of traffic lights (7); prohibiting street parking (1); double parking (6); causes of traffic accidents (2); miles driven in a year (3); avoiding shopping due to traffic (5); parking payments (2); adequacy of parking facilities (3); parking meters (2); railroad crossings (2); pedestrians (2); crossing streets (2); favorability of various drivers (4); companies with bad truck drivers (1).

The Minnesota Poll # 1970-303: Education/Vietnam/Politics [United States - Dec, 1970]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1970-0303] — Fri, 11 May 2012 12:55:54 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, December 4-7, 1970. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota--21 years old and over (n=594). Topics covered include: Future financial conditions (1); personal financial situation (2); teachers' salaries adequacy (5); public school operating costs (3); children in school (1); approval of various politicians (12); consumer protection (2); consumer education (1); ending Vietnam War (1); war affecting South Vietnamese (1); lessons learned from war participation (1); sending troops to Vietnam (2); voting age (2); Wendell Anderson as governor (2); most important legislature problems (2); reducing size of legislature (1); ballot party identification (2); new car purchase (2); future household purchases (19); license plate surcharge (1); funding highway construction (2); effectiveness of studded tires (2); car ownership (1); newspaper readership (2).

Siena Research Institute Poll: April 2012 Siena New York Poll [United States - Apr, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2012-04NY] — Mon, 7 May 2012 14:28:43 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, April 1-4, 2012. Sample: United States -- Registered voters in New York State (n=808). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Direction of New York state (1); direction of country (1); Andrew Cuomo (1); Barack Obama (1); Kirsten Gillibrand (1); George Maragos (1); Wendy Long (1); Bob Turner (1); Mitt Romney (1); Newt Gingrich 91); Ron Paul (1); Rick Santorum (1); Sheldon Silver (1); Dean Skelos (1); Cuomo job performance (1); Cuomo ideology (1); Obama job performance (1); re-electing Obama (1); re-electing Gillibrand (1); fiscal condition of New York (1); new state budget (1); importance of an on-time budget (1); Cuomo handling budget (1); State Senate handling budget (1); State Assembly handling budget (1); allowing casinos in New York (1); creating new pension system (1); requiring convicted criminals to provide DNA sample (1); instituting teacher evaluation system (1); keeping state spending down to 2% (1); knowledge of New York Works program (1); impact of New York Works (1); increase in government transparency (1); Supreme Court handling federal health care reform law (1); partisanship (1); Newt Gingrich vs. Rick Santorum vs. Ron Paul vs. Mitt Romney (1); Wendy Long vs. George Maragos vs. Bob Turner (1); Obama vs. Gingrich (1); Obama vs. Paul (1); Obama vs. Romney (1); Obama vs. Santorum (1); Gillibrand vs. Long (1); Gillibrand vs. Maragos (1); Gillibrand vs. Turner (1).

Siena Research Institute Poll: April 2012 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Apr, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2012-04CCI] — Mon, 7 May 2012 13:56:26 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, April, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=805). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial condition (1); financial outlook (1); business conditions in New York (1); outlook for unemployment and depression (1); buying major household items (1); buying certain large items in the next 6 months (5); affect of gasoline prices (1); impact of food prices (1).

Siena Research Institute Poll: March 2012 Siena New York State Consumer Confidence Index [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USSIENA2012-03CCI] — Mon, 7 May 2012 13:43:43 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Siena Research Institute, Siena College, March, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult resident of New York State (n=801). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Topics covered include: Financial condition (1); financial outlook (1); business conditions in New York (1); outlook for unemployment and depression (1); buying major household items (1); buying certain large items in the next 6 months (5); affect of gasoline prices (1); impact of food prices (1).

The Minnesota Poll # 137: Politics/Foreign Affairs/Polio Vaccine [United States - Apr, 1955]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1955-0137] — Mon, 7 May 2012 13:27:37 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, April 27-May 2, 1955. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota--21 years old and over (n=600). Topics covered include: Draft obligation (2); legislature session length (2); legislature approval (2); compromise tax plan (2); state tax-withholding (1); polio vaccine (6); next disease vaccine (2); Dwight Eisenhower reelection (2); presidential candidate preferences (3); 1952 presidential election (2); most influential man (2); foreign-aid program (4); increasing life expectancy (2); highway improvement taxes (2); Against Great Odds documentary (2); fair employment practices law (2); Orville Freeman job performance (1); Ezra Benson job performance (1); want ads (9).

PSRA/Newsweek Poll: New Wealthy Americans [United States - Jul, 1997]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPSRA1997-NW97010] — Fri, 4 May 2012 15:45:31 EST

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Survey by Newsweek. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates, July 24-25, 1997. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=753). Topics covered include: Economic status (1); approval rating of rich people (1); new generation vs. old generations of wealthy people (3); reasons for new wealthy generation (2); wealthiest Americans spend most money (1); stock market (1); campaign financing (2); Newt Gingrich (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: December 2011, Omnibus Week 1 [United States - Dec, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1201] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:17:58 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, December 1-4, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1008). 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); impression of presidential candidates (1); Republican candidates in the news (5); news about economy (4).

Pew Research Center Poll: November 2011, Omnibus Week 3 [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1117] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:16:12 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, November 17-20, 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).

Pew Research Center Poll: November 2011, Omnibus Week 2 [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1110] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:13:35 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, November 10-13, 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 closely (7); news stories heard about (3); amount of news coverage (4); news about economy (6).

Pew Research Center Poll: November 2011, Omnibus Week 1 [United States - Nov, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1103] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:11:20 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, November 3-6, 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); approval of energy policies (5); fair media coverage of various people (4); news stories heard about (3); Herman Cain sexual harassment allegations (1); developing energy technology (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: October 2011, Omnibus Week 4 [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1027] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:08:58 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, October 27-30, 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).

Pew Research Center Poll: October 2011, Omnibus Week 3 [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1020] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:06:44 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, October 20-23, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1009). 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); presidential campaign description (1); Occupy Wall Street support (1); Tea Party support (1).

Time Soundings Poll # 1975-8440: Economy/Foreign Relations [United States - May, 1975]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USYANK1975-8440] — Thu, 3 May 2012 15:01:53 EST

Revised

Survey by Time Magazine. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Yankelovich, Skelly & White, May 14-22, 1975. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1015). Topics covered include: Situation of country (3); dealing with economy and inflation (2); U.S. losing power in world (1); attention to minority groups (1); Vietnam and South East Asia (5); comments made about country (1); controversial government proposals (1); traditional American values (1); 1976 presidential candidates (1).

Time Soundings Poll # 1975-8430: Economy/Foreign Affairs [United States - Jan, 1975]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USYANK1975-8430] — Thu, 3 May 2012 14:57:05 EST

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Survey by Time Magazine. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Yankelovich, Skelly & White, January, 1975. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1046). Topics covered include: Situation of country (2); personal concerns (1); dealing with the economic situation (3); military aid to Israel (1); breaking monopoly of oil producing companies (1); US influence in the Middle East (1); opinion on certain comments (1); traditional American values (1); attention to minority groups (1); candidates for 1976 election (1); government meeting its set goals (1).

Time Soundings Poll # 1974-8422: Politics/Elections [United States - Jul, 1974]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USYANK1974-8422] — Thu, 3 May 2012 14:54:05 EST

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Survey by Time Magazine. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Yankelovich, Skelly & White, July, 1974. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1023). Topics covered include: Situation of country (2); personal concerns (1); confidence in government (1); solving inflation (1); opinion on certain comments (1); traditional American values (1); attention to minority groups (1); Richard Nixon amnesty plan for Vietnam War draft evaders (1); candidates for 1976 election (1); Congressional elections (2); interference in politics and elections of another country (1).

Time Soundings Poll # 1974-8400: Politics/Consumerism [United States - Mar, 1974]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USYANK1974-8400] — Thu, 3 May 2012 14:50:10 EST

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Survey by Time Magazine. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Yankelovich, Skelly & White, March, 1974. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1238). Topics covered include: Things are going in the country (2); personal concerns (2); criticisms about the American society (1); attention given to minority groups (1); controversial proposals (1); impression of certain groups (1); President Nixon on Watergate (1); 1976 Presidential election candidates (1); Middle East conflicts (1); Henry Kissinger has secretary of state (1); American companies with overseas manufacturing facilities (1); food and fuel shortages (3); energy shortage (1); agree with certain statements (1).

Purdue Opinion Panel # 69: Citizenship Attitudes of Youth: 1949-1963 [United States - Feb, 1963]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPOP1963-069] — Thu, 3 May 2012 14:39:11 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Purdue Opinion Panel, February, 1963. Sample: United States -- High School Students--grades 9-12 (n=1000). Topics covered include: Sending letters to legislators (1); political parties run by insiders (1); voter uncertainty (1); pressure groups (1); preferred political party (1); household items (7); preferred religion (1); socialism (3); habits of foreigners (3); disciplining children (1); women in public office (1); peace between different systems (1); right to government type (1); Congress listening to experts or public (1); training for world citizenship (1); money for research (1); prohibiting election polls (1); preventing war (1); citizens aloof to dirty politics (1); equal opportunity in America (1); difference between Republicans and Democrats (1); democracy dependent on free enterprise (1); lasting peace (1); binding United Nations actions (1); increasing standard of living (1); opinions of other groups on various issues (60).

Purdue Opinion Panel # 64: Youth and Their Activities Outside School [United States - Nov, 1961]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPOP1961-064] — Thu, 3 May 2012 14:38:15 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Purdue Opinion Panel, November, 1961. Sample: United States -- High School Students--grades 9-12 (n=1972). Topics covered include: Changing schools (1); participation in various activities (43); school grades (1); household items (7); course of study (1); time spent on telephone (1); television programs viewed (13); reaction to nuclear to attack (1).

Purdue Opinion Panel # 44: Musical Knowledge and Some Social Attitudes of High School Youth [United States - Feb, 1956]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPOP1956-044] — Thu, 3 May 2012 14:29:16 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Purdue Opinion Panel, February, 1956. Sample: United States -- High School Students--grades 10-12 (n=2001). Topics covered include: Household items (7); religious service attendance (1); preferred political party (1); presidential candidate preferences (1); Dwight Eisenhower reelection (2); favorite musical selections (3); musical training (1); preferred music types (4); knowledge of musical information (16); agreement with lifestyle statements (3).

Purdue Opinion Panel # 31: Youth Views Purposes, Practices, and Procedures in Education [United States - Nov, 1951]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPOP1951-031] — Thu, 3 May 2012 14:24:25 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Purdue Opinion Panel, November, 1951. Sample: United States -- High School Students--grades 9-12 (n=2483). Topics covered include: Household items (7); parents as modern or old-fashioned (1); different schools attended (1); services available at school (13); planning to graduate (2); plans after graduation (1); approaching teachers for help (2); teachers' interest in student problems (1); afraid of teachers (1); teachers treating students differently (1); reciting in class (1); help for education planning (1); planned work (1); opinion of school programs (24); practicality of courses (2); school favoring college-bound students (2); improving character (2); time on homework (2); memorization (2); preferred assignment type (4); purpose of art instruction (2); defining what's proper (2); deciding curriculum (1); importance of education (2); disruptive students (4); need for order (2); promoting students (2); corporal punishment (2).

Pew Research Center Poll: October 2011, Omnibus Week 2 [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1013] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:40:52 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, October 13-16, 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); candidates in the news (3); description of Republican presidential candidates (3); Republican presidential debates (3).

Pew Research Center Poll: October 2011, Omnibus Week 1 [United States - Oct, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK1006] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:31:54 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, October 6-9, 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 closely (7); news stories heard of (4); quality of economy news (1); Ben Bernanke job title (1); Republican majority in Congress (1); European country facing debt (1); current Secretary of State (1); Apple products owned (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: September 2011, Omnibus Week 5 [United States - Sep, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0929] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:21:23 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, September 29-October 2, 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 closely (8); Republican presidential nominees (9); hearing about news stories (2); optimism toward country's future (6); in depth news stories (1).

Pew Research Center Poll: September 2011, Omnibus Week 4 [United States - Sep, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPEW2011-WK0922] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:15:52 EST

Survey by Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, September 22-25, 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 closely (7); news stories heard about (5); agreement with various statements (18); haves vs. have-nots (2); government treatment of economic groups (2); ways to reduce deficit (6); confidence in government (3).

Gallup News Service Poll: August Wave 1 Poll [United States - Aug, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2000-36] — Wed, 2 May 2012 13:04:53 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, August 24-27, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1019). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: 2000 election (7); voting intention (5); Al Gore (3); George W. Bush (3); taxes (2); Gore vs. Bush (5); US military (3); education (6); age of children (9); air trips (8); sports (9); religion (9).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Bush at 100 Days [United States - Apr, 2001]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2001-15] — Wed, 2 May 2012 12:55:49 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, April 20-22, 2001. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1015). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 26 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 27, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: George W. Bush job performance (13); people in the news (4); Bush Administration (13); 2000 election (2); Bush (16); economy (5); China (5); Timothy McVeigh (4); US Navy submarines (1); violent crime (2); family (3).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Stock Market Drop Reaction Poll [United States - Mar, 2001]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2001-11] — Wed, 2 May 2012 12:45:40 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 14, 2001. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=661). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 26 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 27, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Stock market (11).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: March Wave 1 [United States - Mar, 2001]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2001-10] — Wed, 2 May 2012 12:39:38 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 9-11, 2001. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1015). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 26 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 27, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: George W. Bush (8); taxes (16); pardons (4); important issues (2).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Bush Federal Budget Address Reaction Poll [United States - Feb, 2001]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2001-06] — Wed, 2 May 2012 12:32:47 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, February 27, 2001. Sample: United States -- Speech watchers (n=399). Respondents were first interviewed February 25-26, 2001 at which time they indicated they planned to watch President George W. Bush's budget address on February 27, 2001 and they did watch the speech. Topics covered include: George W. Bush (5); taxes (5).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: February Wave 1 [United States - Feb, 2001]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2001-05] — Wed, 2 May 2012 12:22:07 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, February 9-11, 2001. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1016). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 26 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 27, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: George W. Bush job perfotmance (2); direction of nation (2); Bush administration (6); economy (4); taxes (10); energy crisis (2); greatest president (2); abortion (3); religion (4); Bill Clinton (3); golf (2); survivor (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: Movie Poll [United States - Mar, 2001]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2001-11] — Tue, 1 May 2012 14:22:53 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, March 16-18, 2001. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=800). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 27 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 26, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Movies (9): Academy Awards (5): VCR/DVD (4).

Gallup News Service Poll: November Wave 1 [United States - Nov, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2000-49] — Tue, 1 May 2012 14:15:20 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, November 13-15, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1028). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 27 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 26, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Bill Clinton job performance (1); favorability of political leaders (8); ethics (33); economics (4); Hillary Clinton's job performance (2); 2000 election (1); electoral college (1); foreign countries (9); Vietnam War (5); smoking (11); alcohol (7); Thanksgiving (4); Christmas (7); college football (3); U.S. military (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Bush Inauguration Poll [United States - Jan, 2001]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2001-03] — Tue, 1 May 2012 13:53:23 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 15-16, 2001. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1056). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 26 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 27, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: George W. Bush (7); people in the news (8); economy (5); important issues (26); inauguration (3); presidential influence (7); woman president (1); black president (1); John Ashcroft (6); Bush vs. Al Gore (1); energy (1); sports (6); civil war (2); "Ginger" (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: January Wave 1 [United States - Jan, 2001]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2001-02] — Tue, 1 May 2012 13:39:35 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 5-7, 2001. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1018). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 26 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 27, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Bill Clinton (10); George W. Bush (06); Bush vs. Clinton (1); economy (1) ; Republican vs. Democrat (1); important issues (14); tax cuts (5); Social Security (2); school Voucher (4); education (4); public vs. private (1); college (1); Bush vs. Gore (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Election Reaction Poll # 2 [United States - Nov, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-51] — Tue, 1 May 2012 13:21:52 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, November 19, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=870). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 26 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 27, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Recount (6); respondents opinions (3); presidential election (5); Al Gore vs. George W. Bush (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Post-Democratic Convention Poll [United States - Aug, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-35] — Tue, 1 May 2012 12:53:48 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, August 18-19, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1043). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Congressional elections (2); Bill Clinton job performance (2); Al Gore job performance (2); George W. Bush job performance (2); Republican vs. Democrat (4); Gore vs. Bush (29); Gore (1); Bush (1); satisfaction with US (1); economy (3); federal government (2); Democratic convention (6); Monica Lewinsky scandal (4); Bush vs. Clinton (1).

The Star Tribune/WCCO-TV Minnesota Poll: St. Paul Mayoral Election [United States - Aug, 1993]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1993-STPAUL] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:36:08 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Star Tribune and WCCO-TV, August 22-30, 1993. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of St. Paul, Minnesota (n=754). Topics covered include: Direction of Minnesota (1); direction of St. Paul (1); city quality of life (1); most important problems (1); city tax money spending (1); favorability of mayoral candidates (16); Jim Schiebel job performance (1); public officials caring about people (1); city government honesty (1); seriousness of city problems (13); satisfaction with city services (6); neighborhood school system (3); agreement with various statements (6); moving out of St. Paul (3); safety at night (1); victim of crimes (2).

The Star Tribune/WCCO-TV Minnesota Poll: Health Care [United States - Sep, 1993]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1993-SEPT] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:35:28 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Star Tribune and WCCO-TV, September 24-30, 1993. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=807). Topics covered include: Direction of country (1); direction of Minnesota (1); Bill Clinton job performance (1); Clinton handling various problems (2); Arne Carlson job performance (1); Dave Durenberger job performance (1); Paul Wellstone job performance (1); personal health (1); health care satisfaction (1); health insurance (2); Clinton health care package (3); Clinton health care speech (2); role in health care reform (1); effects of Clinton proposal (7); financial situation (2); business conditions (1); future depression (1); assisted suicide (5).

The Star Tribune/WCCO-TV Minnesota Poll: NAFTA [United States - Nov, 1993]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1993-NOV] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:33:50 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Star Tribune and WCCO-TV, November 10-14, 1993. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=706). Topics covered include: Direction of country (1); direction of Minnesota (1); Bill Clinton job performance (1); favorability of governor candidates (10); favorability of senator candidates (9); personal financial situation (2); business conditions (1); future economic conditions (1); good time to buy (1); knowledge of NAFTA (1); support for NAFTA (2); NAFTA as good for Minnesota (1); agreement with NAFTA arguments (5).

The Star Tribune/WCCO-TV Minnesota Poll: Minneapolis Mayoral Election [United States - Aug, 1993]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1993-MPLS] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:31:00 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Star Tribune and WCCO-TV, August 22-30, 1993. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minneapolis, Minnesota (n=754). Topics covered include: Direction of Minnesota (1); direction of Minneapolis (1); Minneapolis quality of life (1); most important city problems (14); crime prevention spending (1); impression of mayoral candidates (18); Don Fraser job performance (1); public officials caring about people's opinions (1); city government honesty (1); satisfaction with city services (6); school system preferences (3); agreement with various statements (6); moving out of Minneapolis (3); safety at night (1); victim of crime (2).

The Star Tribune/WCCO-TV Minnesota Poll: Sports and Gambling [United States - Mar, 1993]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1993-MARCH] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:23:52 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Star Tribune and WCCO-TV, March 19-26, 1993. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=808). Topics covered include: Interest in sports (4); budgeting for sports events (1); sports games attended (11); following major sporting events (9); spending on special events (1); ticket prices (5); disposable income spending (7); agreement about sports statements (5); interest in hockey (4); lottery tickets (4); gambling activities (10); gambling outside of Minnesota (4); gambling for money (4); age starting gambling (1); most recent gamble (2); Minnesota casinos (2); limiting gambling money (2); favorite casino games (4); agreement with gambling statements (6).

The Star Tribune/WCCO-TV Minnesota Poll: Domestic Violence [United States - Jun, 1993]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1993-JUNE] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:22:04 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Star Tribune and WCCO-TV, June 24-July 3, 1993. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=1002). Topics covered include: Direction of country (1); direction of Minnesota (1); satisfaction with personal life (1); satisfaction with relationship (1); agreement with relationship statements (13); settling relationship disputes (28); parents physical abuse (2); partner's parents physical abuse (2).

The Star Tribune/WCCO-TV Minnesota Poll: Public Education [United States - Feb, 1993]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1993-FEB1] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:17:18 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Star Tribune and WCCO-TV, February 11-14, 1993. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area in Minnesota (n=826). Topics covered include: Minneapolis school situation (1); firing Robert Ferrara (2); public schools quality (6); confidence in various school facilities (3); news media job performance (1).

The Star Tribune/WCCO-TV Minnesota Poll: University of Minnesota and the Mall of America [United States - Dec, 1993]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1993-DEC] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:08:35 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by The Star Tribune and WCCO-TV, December 4-12, 1993. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=803). Topics covered include: Direction of Minnesota (1); most important state problem (1); University of Minnesota interest (1); Nils Hasselmo job performance (1); University of Minnesota education quality (6); direction of university (1); medical school quality (2); firing Dr. John Najarian (1); emphasis on athletic programs (1); university spending (1); cost of education (2); Mall of America visits (1); mall slogan (1); stores shopped in (1); reasons for visiting mall (8); length of mall stay (1); mall spending (1); regular shopper (1); other shopping centers visited (8).

The Minnesota Poll # 346 [United States - Jul, 1976]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1976-0346] — Tue, 1 May 2012 10:01:10 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, July, 1976. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=592). Topics covered include: Government supporting Olympic teams (1); corporation size (1); sexual scandals of public officials (2); athlete earnings (2); small religious sects (1); religious service attendance (2); alcoholism (3); power transmission lines on farms (1); taconite mining waste (3); campaign length (2); candidate TV airtime (1); candidates travelling across country (1); effect of candidate's spouse (1); unemployment compensation (1); stronger presidential candidate (1); presidential candidate preferences (4); Walter Mondale as president (1); newspaper advertisements (1); interest in news reports (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 345 [United States - May, 1976]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1976-0345] — Tue, 1 May 2012 09:59:19 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, May, 1976. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=606). Topics covered include: Bicentennial celebration (2); most important problems (2); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Gerald Ford job performance (1); legislature job performance (1); agreement with various statements (9); method of candidate nomination (1); candidate's religiosity affecting election (1); important candidate attributes (2); stronger presidential candidate (1); presidential candidate preferences (4); victim of crimes (6); fixed imprisonment times (1); sports stadium construction (2); newspaper readership (4).

The Minnesota Poll # 344 [United States - Mar, 1976]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1976-0344] — Tue, 1 May 2012 09:36:52 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, March, 1976. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=605). Topics covered include: Most important problems (3); financial conditions (2); personal financial situation (2); president affecting national policies (1); Gerald Ford job performance (1); US-Soviet Union diplomatic relations (1); US military strength (2); Richard Nixon China trip (1); agreement with foreign policy statements (2); espionage activities (1); secretly influencing foreign countries (1); policemen using guns properly (1); abortion (1); importance of Minnesota sports teams (2); new stadium (3); Miles Lord favorability (2); labeling liquor products as hazardous (1); precinct caucuses (1); strongest presidential candidates (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 343A, 343B [United States - Oct, 1975]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1975-0343] — Tue, 1 May 2012 09:35:34 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, October, 1975. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=596). Topics covered include: Postal Service job performance (1); postal rate increases (1); Patricia Hearst fair trial (2); Hearst parents affecting punishment (1); Wendell Anderson job performance (2); Gerald Ford job performance (2); energy shortage (1); government energy controls (1); increased gas prices (1); car purchase (3); important car features (13); new car improvements (1); Ford running mate (1); financial conditions (1); personal financial situation (2); New York City financial difficulties (6); addressing women in newspapers (4); peace in Middle East (1); Israel-Egypt agreement proposals (4); public education quality (1); education improvements (11); right to strike (9); University of Minnesota impression (2); importance of college sports (2); athlete recruitment (1); banning public smoking (1); smoking habits (2); second hand smoke (2); interest in newspaper features (6); newspaper readership (3).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Presidential Election Reaction Poll [United States - Nov, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-48] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 13:36:52 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, November 11-12, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1014). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 26 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 27, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: 2000 Presidential Election (5); Al Gore (1); George W. Bush (1); Florida (4); Amend Constitution - Yes or No (2).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Third Presidential Debate Reaction [United States - Oct, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-44] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 13:26:50 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, October 17, 2000. Sample: United States -- National registered voters who watched presidential debate on 10/17/2000. (n=521). Respondents were originally interviewed during the October 11-16, 2000 survey. Topics covered include: Debates (5); Al Gore (2); George W. Bush (2); Gore vs. Bush (6).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Second Presidential Debate Reaction [United States - Oct, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-43] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 13:16:04 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, October 11, 2000. Sample: United States -- National registered voters who watched the presidential debate on 10/11/2000 (n=529). Respondents were originally interviewed during the October 5-10, 2000 survey. Topics covered include: Debates (5); Al Gore (1); George W. Bush (2); Gore vs. Bush (5).

The Minnesota Poll # 342A, #342B [United States - Jun, 1975]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1975-0342] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 13:02:15 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, June, 1975. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=591). Topics covered include: United States as future power (2); changing role of women (2); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Gerald Ford job performance (2); Henry Kissinger job performance (2); Vietnam War as worthwhile (2); importance of US military commitments (10); defending South Korea (1); defending Israel (1); Cambodia seizing merchant ship (2); decline of US prestige (1); Vietnam refugees (2); Vietnamese families in neighborhood (1); financial conditions (1); preventing financial problems (1); progress on inflation (1); Democratic presidential nominees (3); presidential candidate preferences (3); rating parents (2); living up to parents' expectations (1); obligation to parents (2); living parents (1); living with parents (1); women athletes receiving scholarship money (2); women taking husband's name (1); rating legislative session (2); handgun controls (2); raising gas tax (1); highway bill package (1); presidential primaries (1); taconite tax (1); state representatives (3); impression of Canadians (1); Canada stopping oil exports (1); American culture affecting Canada (1); capital of Canada (1); space expedition worth cost (2); CIA assassination plots (3); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 341A, 341B [United States - Mar, 1975]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1975-0341] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 12:57:45 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, March, 1975. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Weather forecasters job performance (1); economist job performance (1); Gerald Ford job performance (2); Congress job performance (2); financial conditions (2); economic depression (1); progress controlling inflation (1); economic aid to South Vietnam (6); spread of communism in southeast Asia (1); obligation to help South Vietnam (3); size of national debt (2); tax rebate (1); cutting income taxes (1); impression of FBI (3); impression of CIA (3); Nelson Rockefeller commission investigating domestic spying (2); CIA changes after investigations (2); publication of alcohol problems (1); suspending licenses of drunk drivers (1); drunk drivers medical examination (1); being a homemaker (3); responsibility of homemakers (1); housewives working outside of home (3); housewife salary (4); homemaking duties (4); house-husband (3); oil import tax (3); gas rationing (1); independent energy (1); cultural activities (18); importance of arts (1); funding arts programs (1); taconite mining (3); vegetable garden (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 340A, 340B [United States - Jan, 1975]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1975-0340] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 12:54:28 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, January, 1975. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Financial conditions (2); personal financial situation (1); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Gerald Ford job performance (1); Walter Mondale dropping candidacy (3); strongest candidate against Ford (2); poor choice for president (1); energy shortage (1); increasing gas tax (1); increased gas prices (1); tax credits offsetting gas prices (1); no-fault auto insurance (3); satisfaction with life (2); interest in sports (1); betting on sports (2); most important legislative issues (11); handgun controls (1); horserace betting (1); vehicle inspections (1); legalizing marijuana (1); banning public smoking (1); new stadium construction (1); closing state prisons (2); half-way houses (2); drawbacks of offender community programs (2); car purchase (3); car ownership (1); women in religious positions (2); feeding the population (1); sending food abroad (3); United Nations job performance (3); peace in Mideast (1); Arab countries controlling oil supplies (1); United States oil reserves (1); diplomatic relations with Cuba (1); economic concerns (21); price-wage freeze (1); income taxes (1); government programs for unemployed (1); breast cancer concern (3); news sources (6); ratings news sources (3); newspaper readership (9); interest in politics (1); voter participation (9); importance of voting (1); governor candidate preferences (1); presidential candidate preferences (1); senator candidate preferences (1); familiarity of presidential candidates (8); Democratic candidate preferences (3).

The Minnesota Poll # 339 [United States - Sep, 1974]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1974-0339] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 12:49:11 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, September, 1974. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=605). Topics covered include: Energy shortage (2); energy controls (1); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Gerald Ford job performance (1); trustworthiness of various figures (4); Nelson Rockefeller as president (1); greatest presidential problems (2); fighting inflation (2); voter participation (4); presidential candidate preferences (3); senator candidate preferences (1); governor candidate preferences (4); secretary of state candidate preferences (1); state treasurer candidate preferences (1); vegetable gardens (25); food shopping food prices (3); stocking food (3); change in eating habits (3); legalizing wine sales (1); Vietnam War as worthwhile (1); amnesty for draft dodgers (3); Ford pardoning Richard Nixon (5); Nixon receiving fair trial (1); pardoning all Watergate participants (1); legalizing marijuana (1); marijuana as harmful (2); government spending preferences (1); price-wage freeze (1); limiting raises (1); economic depression (1); vacations (4); PAP test (2); newspaper readership (5).

The Minnesota Poll # 263 [United States - Jan, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0263] — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 09:38:33 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, January 6-10, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=599). Topics covered include: John F. Kennedy book (4); financial conditions (2); personal financial situation (1); highway spending (2); special driving classes (1); approval of various politicians (5); Barry Goldwater campaign (3); George Romney campaign (2); satisfaction with Vietnam War (3); new car purchase (2); future purchases (20); sensational crimes preventing fair trials (4); legislature elections under party labels (1); voting age (1); labor union campaign contributions (1); water pollution (2); day employment for prisoners (2); wire-tapping (3); University of Minnesota medical school (3); newspaper readership (2).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: First Presidential Debate Reaction [United States - Oct, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-41] — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:38:48 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, October 3, 2000. Sample: United States -- National registered voters who watched the presidential debate on 10/3/00 (n=435). Respondents were originally interviewed during the September 28-October 2, 2000 survey. Topics covered include: Debates (4); George W. Bush vs. Al Gore (2); Gore (2); Bush (2).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Final election Tracking Poll [United States - Nov, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-38] — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:31:17 EST

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Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, November 5-6, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=3572). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 41 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 40, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Thinking about election (1); polling location (1); voter history (1); voter frequency (1); plans to vote (1); Al Gore/Joe Lieberman vs. George W. Bush/Dick Cheney vs. Pat Buchanan/Ezola Foster preference (2); strength of candidate support (1); secondary candidate choice (1); party preference for presidency (2); opinion of people in the news (2); candidates respondent will not vote for (2); withheld response due to indecision or desire for privacy (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 337 [United States - Jun, 1974]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1974-0337] — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:17:27 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, June, 1974. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=605). Topics covered include: Increasing divorce rate (2); open-pit mining (5); James G. Miles recognition (1); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Richard Nixon job performance (1); trustworthiness of various politicians (4); Nixon resignation (1); Nixon impeachment (1); television coverage of impeachments (1); Gerald Ford taking over presidency (1); Ford election (1); Ford supporting Nixon (2); Henry Kissinger ordering wiretapping (2); contributions of volunteers (1); personal volunteer activities (28); prohibiting abortions (3); protecting defendant rights (1); trial involvement (6); riding in police cars (1); overnight prison stays (2); causes of financial trouble (1); personal financial situation (1); financial advisors (1); balancing bank accounts (1); two-party system success (2); quality of candidates (3); voter participation (1); endorsements influencing voters (1); India nuclear capabilities (2); preventing spread of nuclear weapons (1); girls playing Little League (2); most disliked job (1); newspaper readership (2); art section of paper (3).

The Minnesota Poll # 336 [United States - May, 1974]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1974-0336] — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:15:30 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, May, 1974. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=605). Topics covered include: Patricia Hearst kidnapping (2); reason for increased kidnappings (1); paying ransoms as illegal (1); withholding kidnapping information (1); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Richard Nixon job performance (1); Nixon trustworthiness (1); Anderson trustworthiness (1); Nixon resignation (1); Nixon impeachment (2); Nixon back taxes (1); feelings toward Nixon (1); taxes on presidents (1); Nixon Watergate speech (2); Whitehouse tapes and transcripts (4); unlawful connection to Watergate (2); media fairness toward Nixon administration (2); granting draft dodgers amnesty (3); taconite mining (1); dumping hazardous waste in Lake Superior (6); raising legislature salaries (2); annual legislature sessions (1); Nixon visit to China (1); US-Soviet Union relations (1); Nixon visit to Soviet Union (2); peace in the Mideast (1); economic aid to Mideast (1); aid to South Vietnam (1); presidential candidate preferences (3); voter participation (4); senator candidate preferences (1); governor candidate preferences (1); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 335 [United States - Apr, 1974]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1974-0335] — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:14:23 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, April, 1974. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=606). Topics covered include: Financial conditions (2); personal financial situation (1); new car purchase (4); members in household (2); cutting car travel (1); gas shortage affecting vacations (3); money in savings (1); price increases (1); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Richard Nixon job performance (1); trustworthiness of various people (4); Nixon resignation (1); Nixon impeachment (1); medical expenses (1); health insurance (3); national health insurance (2); streaking (2); pressure of American life (1); functioning under pressure (1); tension (6); discussing tension (10); The Exorcist movie (4); mailing income tax returns (4); legislature session success (1); approval of legislature decisions (4); raising legislator salary (1); regular annual legislative session (1); newspaper readership (2); TV Week section (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 334 [United States - Feb, 1974]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1974-0334] — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:13:38 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, February, 1974. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=604). Topics covered include: Daylight savings time (2); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Richard Nixon job performance (1); trustworthiness of various people (6); Nixon resignation (2); Nixon impeachment (2); Nixon breaking Presidential oath (1); Nixon trial (2); energy shortage (1); favorability of various industries (5); University of Minnesota impression (2); universities for advanced degrees (2); university size (2); smoking habits (5); smoking as health hazard (2); second hand smoke (2); quitting smoking (2); state energy agency (1); improving bus lines (1); upgrading rural highways (1); removing margarine tax (1); public education quality (1); school subject emphasis (4); children in school (1); teacher work ethic (2); student-teacher relations (1); high school athletes drinking and smoking (1); newspaper readership (2); TV Week section (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 333 [United States - Jan, 1974]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1974-0333] — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:08:43 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, January, 1974. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=603). Topics covered include: Trustworthiness of various people (4); Richard Nixon job performance (1); Wendell Anderson job performance (1); Hubert Humphrey job performance (1); Walter Mondale job performance (1); approach to ending Vietnam War (1); Nixon resignation (2); Nixon impeachment (2); politician tax claim deductions (4); Nixon's tax payments (2); medical care quality (2); doctor's fees (2); doctor wait time (1); type of doctor (1); doctor's appointments (3); satisfaction with medical care (4); most important doctor quality (1); preparation for energy shortage (3); saving energy (2); car ownership (2); car gas mileage (1); gas rationing (4); problems of limiting gas (1); limiting campaign spending (2); publicizing campaign contributions (5); limiting individual campaign contributions (1); tax return contributions (2); lobbyist contributions (1); handgun controls (1); no-fault auto insurance (1); no income taxes for working poor (1); school in summer to save energy (1); school in summer affecting children (4); four-day school week (1); liquor advertisements (1); future of the world (1); children in household (2); newspaper readership (2); America supporting Israel (1).

The Minnesota Poll # 332 [United States - Nov, 1973]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1973-0332] — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 15:06:51 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, November, 1973. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=605). Topics covered include: Yearlong daylight savings (1); fuel conserved by daylight savings (1); Richard Nixon job performance (1); lowering thermostats (1); reducing car speed (1); cutting back work hours (1); banning pleasure driving (1); floodlighting capitol buildings (1); energy vs. environment (4); relaxing environmental protection (2); trustworthiness of various people (11); news source (2); newspaper readership (2); television reporting on Watergate (1); newspapers reporting on Watergate (1); Nixon resignation (2); Nixon impeachment (1); White House tapes (1); Eugene McCarthy reentering politics (1); Arab-Israeli sympathies (1); television covering Mideast crisis (1); newspapers covering Mideast crisis (1); America supporting Israel (2); world alert (1); troops to Israel (1); US-Soviet Union relations (1); censoring pornography (2); importance of free expression (1); items classified as pornographic (9); pornography commission (1); Gerald Ford as vice president (1); Ford as president (1); non-elective vice presidents (1); importance of Christmas (7); impression of lawyers (2); advice for legal profession (2); legal fees (1); direct experience with lawyers (2); draft dodgers (2); drug costs (4); defending Israel (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Afghanistan [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0313] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 16:07:42 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 13, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1006). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 3 forms for this study: Located in column 48, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Located in column 50, Form E=1; Form F=2; Form G=3. Topics covered include: United States handling troops in Afghanistan (1); recent events in Afghanistan influencing opinion of how long troops should be kept in Afghanistan (2); quick withdrawal leading to more terrorist in Afghanistan (1); troops remaining increasing vulnerability to terrorist attack (1); right/wrong to send troops to Afghanistan (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); voter registration (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Election/Auto Bailout [United States - Feb, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0220] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 16:01:36 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, February 20-21, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1040). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Presidential candidate preferences (4); Congress passing healthcare law (1); effects of healthcare law (2); healthcare law affecting Barack Obama reelection (1); mandatory health insurance as constitutional (1); Republican candidate repealing healthcare law (1); healthcare law affecting Mitt Romney election (1); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Republican candidate preferences (1); approval of automaker financial bailout (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Swing States Wave 4 [United States - Feb, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0214] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:55:55 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, February 14-21, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of 12 battleground states (n=1308). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. The sample includes residents from the following states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Topics covered include: Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney (2); Barack Obama vs. Rick Santorum (2); feelings about Congress passing health care reform law (1); impact of new law so far (1); overall effect of health care law on family (1); projected effect of health care law on family (1); Obama's stance on health care law influencing future vote for him (1); constitutionality of required health insurance (1); Republican leader repealing health care law (1); Romney's stance on healthcare law influencing future vote for him (1); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); Republican presidential candidate preference (1).

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

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0127] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:50:34 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 27-28, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1050). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 5 forms for this study: Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Located in column 50, Form E=1; Form F=2; Form G=3. Topics covered include: Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney (2); Barack Obama vs. Ron Paul (2); Barack Obama vs. Newt Gingrich (2); Barack Obama vs. Rick Santorum (2); voter enthusiasm (1); characteristics and qualities of Mitt Romney (4); characteristics and qualities of Newt Gingrich (4); voter registration (1); presidential candidate preference (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Swing State Wave 3 [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0124] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:44:15 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 24-28, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of 12 battleground states (n=837). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 5 forms for this study: Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Located in column 50, Form E=1; Form F=2; Form G=3. The sample includes residents from the following states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Topics covered include: Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney (2); Barack Obama vs. Rom Paul (2); Barack Obama vs. Newt Gingrich (2); Barack Obama vs. Rick Santorum (2); voter enthusiasm (1); characteristics and qualities of Mitt Romney (4); characteristics and qualities of Newt Gingrich (4); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); presidential candidate preference (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: State of Union and Election [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0118] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:38:59 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, January 18, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1009). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 3 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Located in column 52, Form E=1; Form F=2; Form G=3. Topics covered include: Preference for Barack Obama's focus in State of the Union address (1); Congress passing Obama's proposals (1); important issues for Obama to address in speech (1); satisfaction with Obama and Mitt Romney as 2012 candidates (1); voter preference if Obama and Romney were nominees (2); voter registration (1); Obama job performance (1); economic conditions (2).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Home Foreclosures [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0114] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:32:46 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 14-15, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1000). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 50, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Government handling 2012 bank foreclosures (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: 2012 Candidate Q-Scores [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0112] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:24:33 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 12-15, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=2010). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 50, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 49, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); recognizing people in the news (6); opinion of people in the news (6).

Gallup News Service Poll: GOP Nomination Expectations [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0104] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:16:43 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 4-8, 2012. Sample: United States -- Republican adults including leaners (n=1242). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 52, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Candidate preference for Republican presidential nominee (1); candidate most likely to win (1).

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

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0325] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:45:14 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 25-26, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1062). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 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: Presidential candidate preferences (4); enthusiasm for election (1); importance of campaign issues (6); government birth control policies (4); Republican nominee preferences (1); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Swing States Wave 5 [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-TR0320] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:29:35 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, March 20-26, 2012. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of 12 battleground states (n=1046). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 53, 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. The sample includes residents from the following states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Topics covered include: Presidential candidate preferences (4); enthusiasm for election (1); important election issues (6); government policies concerning birth control (2); preferred Republican nominee (2); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

USA Today/Gallup Poll: February Wave 1--Republican Nomination/2012 Presidential Election [United States - Feb, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOUSA2012-03] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:17:31 EST

Survey by USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, February 16-19, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1014). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 85, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 37, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 36, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); favorability of various politicians (7); interest in election (2); Republican presidential candidates (6); Mitt Romney as Republican nominee (1); continuing Republican campaign (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); victorious presidential candidate (1); Republican candidate to beat Obama (1); Obama presidency success (1); importance of campaign issues (9); congressional candidate preference (2); presidential candidate qualities (9); condition of economy (2); preferred type of president (1); religious-based employers covering contraception (2); Tea Party support (1); Occupy Wall Street support (1).

The Minnesota Poll # 331 [United States - Sep, 1973]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1973-0331] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:09:44 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, September, 1973. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=605). Topics covered include: Minnesota residency (1); quality of life ratings (5); Minnesota article in Time Magazine (5); approval of various public figures (16); most important problems (6); farm families (1); farmer salary (1); farm price supports (4); starvation (3); stockpiling food (2); United States food production efficiency (4); preferred lifestyle (1); Congress job performance (1); Congress-president relations (2); raising minimum wage (3); Henry Kissinger job performance (1); surrendering White House tapes (5); presidential candidate preferences (3); Spiro Agnew political kickbacks (1); bicycling habits (5); bad time to buy (8); stolen goods (2); interest in football (4); football television blackouts (2); Vikings stadium (3); women's movement (3); Richard Nixon job performance (4).

The Minnesota Poll # 330 [United States - Sep, 1973]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1973-0330] — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 11:06:48 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, September, 1973. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=605). Topics covered include: Residency in Minneapolis (4); neighborhood problems (3); Albert Hofstede job performance (1); Gladys Brooks job performance (1); Charles Stenvig job performance (1); children in household (2); birthplace of grandparents (2); most important city problems (5); voter registration (2); voter participation (4); presidential candidate preferences (1); mayoral candidate preferences (3); primary elections (3); party affiliation (1); ballot party identification (3); political leaning (1); newspaper readership (2); Stenvig impression (2); Brooks impression (2); Minneapolis conditions (1); downtown Minneapolis (3); people-mover proposal (3); Minnesota Orchestra (2); downtown concert hall (2); park systems (2); Park Administration job performance (2); rebuilding parkways (1); taxes for parks (1); shopping location (2); school system rating (2); function of schools (3); important school board issues (1); agreement with various statements (8); complaints to city government (2); crime (1); Minneapolis Police Department (6); moving out (4); football stadium construction (3); emergency response time (3).

Gallup News Service Poll: Gas Prices [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0305] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:43:47 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, March 5-6, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1049). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Gas prices causing life changes (4); government controlling gas prices (2); Barack Obama job performance (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: 2012 Candidate Q-Scores [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0301] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:35:45 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, March 1-4, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=2065). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Name recognition (4); impression of presidential candidates (5); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: Economic Proposals/Fairness [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-TR0123] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:25:01 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 23, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1008). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 55, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 2 forms for this study: Located in column 50, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 51, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Approval of various proposals (5); economic system fairness (2); voter registration (1); Barack Obama job performance (1); economic conditions rating (2).

Gallup News Service Poll: 2012 Republican Presidential Nominee [United States - Mar, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-04] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:03:57 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, March 8-11, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1024). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 85, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 37, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 36, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); Congress job performance (1); United States satisfaction (1); most important problems (3); availability of quality jobs (1); presidential candidate preferences (3); Republican nomination campaign (1).

Gallup News Service Poll: Barack Obama/Modern Presidents [United States - Feb, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-02] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 14:56:52 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, February 2-5, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1029). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 85, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 37, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 36, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); Congress job performance (1); United States satisfaction (1); most important problems (3); availability of quality jobs (1); Obama handling various issues (11); favorability of political parties (2); Republican campaign length (1); historical ratings of various presidents (8).

Gallup News Service Poll: Economy/2012 Presidential Election/Worries [United States - Jan, 2012]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOGNS2012-01] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 14:51:06 EST

Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization, January 5-8, 2012. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1011). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use TYPE in column 89, where 1=landline and 2=cellular. There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 41, Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 40, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Barack Obama job performance (1); Congress job performance (1); satisfaction with United States (1); most important problems (3); availability of quality jobs (1); financial situation (2); most worrisome economic issue (3); influence over country's direction (1); economic fears (6); owning vs. renting (1); Republican presidential nominees (6).

The Minnesota Poll # 313 [United States - Dec, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0313] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 10:10:38 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, December 2-6, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=583). Topics covered include: Most interesting concern (1); fulfilling life years (1); most important issue (3); church expectations (2); college attendance (2); reasons for not going to college (1); trouble finding job (1); trouble adjusting to job (1); interest in politics (1); choosing best candidates (2); youth vote affecting presidential election (1); most admired politician (1); presidential candidate preferences (1); party affiliation (1); parents' party affiliation (2); agreement with various statements (13); marijuana legalization (2); effects of marijuana (2); marijuana penalties (1); obtaining illegal drugs (1); sympathy toward women's liberation movement (1); rating women's liberation movement attributes (2); impression of young people (1); beliefs different from parents (1); lives different from parents (2); concern with material possessions (1); associating with different age groups (1); American society based on family life (1); communal life approval (1); marriage affecting happiness (1); problems with marriage (2); living together before marriage (1); preventing pregnancies (1); interracial marriage (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 312 [United States - Oct, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0312] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 10:00:51 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, October 29-November 1, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Studded snow tires (3); solving energy crisis (5); approval of various politicians (4); US-Russia trust (2); future of communism (3); threat of communism (2); new car purchase (2); purchasing household items (19); wage-price freeze (2); government controls to avoid inflation (1); spending money (1); budget (1); credit cards (6); impression of Democratic party (2); impression of Republican party (2); legislature meetings (2); increased taxes (3); income tax fairness (4); separation of church and state (1); formal prayers in school (1); interest in automobile racing (3); Donnybrooke racing course (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 311 [United States - Oct, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0311] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:59:33 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, October 1-4, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Time spent watching television (1); satisfaction with programming (1); cable subscription (1); library telecommunications (1); Attica police killings (3); prison reform (2); approval of various politicians (4); property taxes for school construction (1); school year length (3); children in school (1); hitchhiking (4); rating Richard Nixon administration (5); price and wage controls (6); supermarket trading stamps (5); presidential candidate preferences (3); black candidate on ballot (3); vacations (11); comic strip ratings (4); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 310 [United States - Aug, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0310] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:58:10 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, August 13-16, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Public education quality (2); subjects taught in school (9); government obligation to rescue businesses (3); Mars exploration (1); space spending (1); manned space flights (1); approval of various politicians (4); Communist China in United Nations (1); United States policy toward China (1); ending Vietnam War (1); United States endorsing South Vietnam presidential candidate (1); beauty contests (3); Ernest Lindstrom impression (3); state representative job performance (3); buying a house as good financial investment (1); fairness of property taxes (1); home ownership (6); Wendell Anderson tax bill veto (2); property taxes (4); increasing salaries (2); treatment of Native Americans (2); militant actions of Native Americans (4); Richard Nixon reelection (1); Nixon running mate (1); interest in sports (1); newspaper readership (4).

The Minnesota Poll # 309 [United States - Jul, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0309] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:56:52 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, July 9-12, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Curiosity about future (1); predictions for year 2071 (8); planning ahead (3); worth paying taxes (3); approval of various politicians (10); thought capacity of computers (1); impersonal business relations (1); billing mistakes (3); ending Vietnam War (2); troop withdrawal for released prisoners (2); government concealing information (4); publication of secret documents (2); gender benefitting from marriage (1); couples not having children (2); women with children in workforce (2); career ambitions for women (1); threat of collected citizens' information (2); price changes (1); foreign-made goods competition (13); newspaper readership (4).

The Minnesota Poll # 308 [United States - May, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0308] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:54:47 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, May 19-23, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Most interesting concern (1); satisfaction with mail service (1); mail service as separate agency (3); Communist China in United Nations (2); Russia-China relations (1); United States involvement in Russia-China relations (2); approval of various politicians (8); effects of automobiles (8); ending Vietnam War (3); Vietnam War as mistake (2); legislature special session (3); legalizing horse race betting (3); approval of legislative decisions (6); approval of constitutional amendments (3); University of Minnesota impression (1); money aid to university (2); interest in automobile racing (7); Donnybrooke racing course (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 307 [United States - Apr, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0307] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:53:53 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, April 23-26, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=599). Topics covered include: Young people differences (3); agreement with youth statements (5); American society based on family life (1); communal living (2); approval of various politicians (8); abolishing alimony (1); marriage as three year contract (3); ending Vietnam War (3); troop withdrawal (2); My Lai incident (2); Charles Manson death sentence (1); state legislature representation (1); contacting legislators (2); University of Minnesota impression (2); gender relations (6); intoxication test (2); suspending alcoholics' licenses (1); recycling (5); rating comic strips (4); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 306 [United States - Mar, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0306] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:52:08 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, March 19-22, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Legalizing horse race betting (3); no-fault insurance (2); car ownership (1); federal government sharing taxes (5); approval of various politicians (10); corporate symbols recognition (3); ending Vietnam War (2); supporting South Vietnam (1); Communist China war (1); keeping troops until return of prisoners (1); rating newspapers (3); presidential candidate preferences (3); legislature meetings (2); changing state constitution (2); attorney general helping draft objectors (2); government investing in arts (2); interest in art (1); highway construction (4); newspaper readership (5).

The Minnesota Poll # 305 [United States - Feb, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0305] — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:50:56 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, February 12-15, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Price changes (1); price and wage controls (3); tenure laws (2); zoological garden (4); approval of various politicians (6); Mayo Foundation at Rochester medical school (1); ending Vietnam War (2); Laos and Cambodia military action (3); favorite season (1); leaving Minnesota in winter (3); Richard Palmer controversy (1); approval of various bills (10); treatment of less fortunate citizens (1); snowmobiling (4); raising taxes solution (3); governor's tax proposal plans (3); newspaper readership (4).

Kaiser Family Foundation Poll: July Kaiser Health Tracking Poll--Health Care Reform Law/Health Insurance [United States - Jul, 2011]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USPSRA2011-HNI100] — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 13:08:11 EST

Survey by Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International, July 13-18, 2011. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1201). This study contains sampling using landline telephones and cellular phones. Use SAMPLE in column 12, where 1 = landline and 2 = cell. There are 2 forms for this study located in column 32. Form A=1; Form B=2. Topics covered include: Opinion of health care reform law (3); influence of health care reform law (4); Congress handling health care reform law (1); health care reform influencing budget deficit (1); health care reform law improving aspects of health care (7); feelings about health care reform law (3); benefitting from health care reform law (4); negative experience with health care reform law (4); doctors communicating about health care reform law (3); state lawsuits against federal government regarding mandatory health insurance (2); role of certain topics in deficit reduction strategy (5); cutting federal spending in certain areas (4); reductions in Medicare spending (1); rating health insurance coverage (1); health insurance premiums (2); health insurance deductible/co-pay (2); health care costs (1); reasons for rising health care costs (12).

The Minnesota Poll # 304 [United States - Jan, 1971]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1971-0304] — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 12:57:33 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, January 8-11, 1971. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Medical care quality (1); low medical standards in United States (3); supersonic jets (4); spending on test jets (2); approval of various politicians (4); foreign trade affecting economy (3); purchasing foreign-made items (3); ending Vietnam War (1); bombing North Vietnam (2); Hubert Humphrey as president (2); Walter Mondale as president (2); voting age (1); lowering drinking age (1); public employee strike laws (3); arbitration for public employees (1); legislature donating national park land (1); Mississippi River channel (1); visiting Canada (1); description of Canada (2); agreement with statements about Canada (5); cultures in Canada (1); time spent watching television (1); TV listings (2); newspaper readership (4).

The Minnesota Poll # 301 [United States - Sep, 1970]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1970-0301] — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 12:51:38 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, September 17-20, 1970. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=1879). Topics covered include: Values of young people (2); differences between parents and their children (1); related bombings (2); blame for bombings (2); United Nations satisfaction (2); UN future effectiveness (1); approval of various politicians (6); hunting affecting environment (2); bounties for animals (1); interest in hunting (1); ending Vietnam War (2); destroying crops as warfare (2); interest in election (1); important campaign issues (1); campaign support (10); resenting voting advice (1); voting in primaries (2); voter registration (2); voter participation (1); mock ballot preferences (4); strength for candidate preferences (2); difference of party control (2); Hubert Humphrey description (20); Clark MacGregor description (20); role of Congress (1); federal government secrets (3); newspaper readership (4).

The Minnesota Poll # 299 [United States - Jun, 1970]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1970-0299] — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 12:48:16 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, June 26-29, 1970. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Voting age (2); school year length (3); price changes (1); price and wage controls (2); fair returns for farmers (1); farm price support program (1); relocating low income farmers (2); approval of various people (6); qualified teacher shortages (1); college seniors finding teaching jobs (1); teacher employment programs (1); ending Vietnam War (2); financing foreign troops (1); South Vietnam independence (1); Arab-Israeli relations (4); Middle East military aid (1); joining counties (2); taxing church property (1); agricultural pollution (2); tax incentives for anti-pollution controls (2); salaries for various professions (10); salesmen earnings (1); children in household (1); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 298 [United States - May, 1970]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1970-0298] — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 12:46:55 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, May 22-25, 1970. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Adequate natural resources (2); Americans using resources (2); non-violent protests (5); arms limitations (1); anti-ballistics missile (2); approval of various politicians (10); predicting future criminal children (3); national park recognition (1); Mt. Rushmore on dollar bill (1); ending Vietnam War (4); sending troops to Cambodia (1); impression of college students (2); types of college courses (1); student demonstrations (1); teachers' right to strike (5); strike settlements (1); abortion (4); golf popularity (2); watching golf (1); golf playing habits (5); good time to buy stocks (1); stock market drop (1); stock purchases (3); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 297 [United States - Apr, 1970]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1970-0297] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:52:32 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, April 24-27, 1970. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Satisfaction with mail service (1); raising postage rates (2); postal service from Congress (1); postal worker strikes (3); income tax return (2); fairness of tax system (2); approval of various politicians (10); federal census (4); census every five years (1); pre-packaged foods (1); Food and Drug Administration protecting consumers (1); ending Vietnam War (5); senator candidate preferences (1); important governor qualifications (5); governor candidate preferences (2); Hubert Humphrey endorsement (1); unsolved reported crimes (4); impact of imprisonment (1); rehabilitating convicts (2); news stories competition (1); limiting media ownership (1); most trusted local news source (1); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 296 [United States - Mar, 1970]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1970-0296] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:44:06 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, March 20-23, 1970. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Living area preference (2); current living area (1); minimum income needed (1); Richard Nixon welfare plan (2); Chicago Seven trial (3); approval of various politicians (10); race relations (2); racial integration in schools (2); agreement with farming statements (6); ending Vietnam War (2); Laos under North Vietnamese control (4); party precinct caucus attendance (1); governor candidate preferences (2); state financing public schools (3); uniform teachers' salaries (1); cigarette smoking as health hazard (2); banning cigarette advertisements (3); smoking habits (5); disposing of print media (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 295 [United States - Feb, 1970]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1970-0295] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:43:22 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, February 13-16, 1970. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Most interesting concern (1); most important problem (1); drug law changes (4); US reaching goals (4); causes of pollution (2); danger of pollution (1); approval of various politicians (6); generation gap (2); parent punishment for child crimes (2); ending Vietnam War (3); South Vietnam independence (1); leader of Minnesota Democratic party (3); Hubert Humphrey as teacher (2); Humphrey national attention (1); being a good governor (1); Harold LeVander job performance (1); LeVander reelection (3); governor candidate preferences (3); voting age (2); taxing church properties (2); mining (4); rating comic strips (6); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 294 [United States - Jan, 1970]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1970-0294] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:42:38 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, January 9-12, 1970. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=599). Topics covered include: Direction of country (2); financial conditions (2); Congress job performance (2); selecting committee chairmen (2); mandatory retirement age (1); congressmen owning stock (1); congressmen conflicts of interest (1); approval of various politicians (5); fulfilling citizen duties (3); ending Vietnam War (1); South Vietnamese government popularity (2); visiting Middle Eastern countries (1); Israel returning Egyptian territory (2); governor candidate preferences (21); Harold LeVander reelection (1); governor and lieutenant governor joint election (1); legislature meetings (4); reason for high violence levels (1); civil disobedience punishments (1); campaigning on television to reduce assassination risk (1); newspaper readership (5).

The Minnesota Poll # 293 [United States - Dec, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0293] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:40:18 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, December 5-8, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Previous polling (2); most interesting concern (1); airplane travel (2); super-sonic jets (4); approval of various politicians (8); ending Vietnam War (3); South Vietnam as independent country (1); South Vietnam massacre (4); television news objectivity (3); discussion of presidential speeches (1); cameras at demonstrations (1); opinion of newspaper publishing companies (2); newspaper quality (2); agreement with Spiro Agnew (2); snowmobiling (3); draft system (2); space program spending (4); Clement Haynsworth Jr. Supreme Court rejection (3); television listings publications (2); news programs (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 292 [United States - Oct, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0292] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:39:12 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, October 24-27, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=592). Topics covered include: Most interesting event (1); financial conditions (2); personal financial situation (1); price changes (1); prices affecting unemployment (2); approval of various politicians (4); ending Vietnam War (3); congressman against Vietnam War (1); responsibility for Vietnam involvement (1); marijuana (3); senator candidate preferences (2); Hubert Humphrey as president (2); banning electoral college (1); new car purchase (1); new car differences (2); gas tax (1); forgotten America (4); conservation (2); nuclear power plant hazards (2); nuclear waste in Mississippi River (4); newspaper readership (8).

The Minnesota Poll # 291 [United States - Sep, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0291] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:38:31 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, September 19-22, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=597). Topics covered include: Most interesting issues (1); space spending after moon landing (1); moon landing accomplishment (2); further space exploration (3); approval of various politicians (6); ending Vietnam war (1); Richard Nixon Asia trip (1); Edward Kennedy car accident (1); Kennedy senator reelection (2); knowledge of Minnesota men (4); governor candidate preferences (1); St. Lawrence Seaway (2); medical care quality (3); medical fees (2); doctor shortages (2); teacher salaries (2); recommending teaching as career (1); farmers receiving fair returns (1); farmer price supports (1); income surtax (3); newspaper readership (3).

The Minnesota Poll # 290 [United States - Aug, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0290] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:37:23 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, August 8-11, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Most interesting issues (1); space spending after moon landing (1); moon landing accomplishment (2); further space exploration (3); approval of various politicians (6); ending Vietnam war (1); Richard Nixon Asia trip (1); Edward Kennedy car accident (1); Kennedy senator reelection (2); knowledge of Minnesota men (4); governor candidate preferences (1); St. Lawrence Seaway (2); medical care quality (3); medical fees (2); doctor shortages (2); teacher salaries (2); recommending teaching as career (1); farmers receiving fair returns (1); farmer price supports (1); income surtax (3); newspaper readership (3).

The Minnesota Poll # 289 [United States - Jun, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0289] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:36:00 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, June 27-30, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Moon landing (3); time spent watching television (1); satisfaction with TV programs (1); annoying commercials (1); pay TV (2); approval of various politicians (6); ending Vietnam War (3); troop withdrawal affecting victory (2); governor-legislature relations (1); busing for private schools (1); suspending minimum liquor price (1); laws not passed (3); grocery shopping (2); major purchases (3); defense spending (2); voting age (1); governor candidate preferences (3); senator candidate preferences (8); Catholics discouraging birth control (3); rating newspaper columns (7); household members (1); newspaper readership (3).

The Minnesota Poll # 288 [United States - May, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0288] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:34:22 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, May 23-26, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=598). Topics covered include: Satisfaction with mail service (2); mail rate increases (1); Post Office Department profits (1); price changes (1); fair prices (2); approval for various politicians (8); helping South Vietnam (1); ending Vietnam War (3); race relations (6); preferred presidential party (2); description of self (1); description of living area (1); important environmental factors (1); neighborhood environment (4); conservation (8); limiting population growth (1); metric measures (3); starving people (3); food stamp spending (1); household members (6); newspaper readership (3).

The Minnesota Poll # 287 [United States - Apr, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0287] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:33:25 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, April 18-21, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=594). Topics covered include: Legalized horse race betting (3); interest in baseball (4); approval of various politicians (12); Communist China in United Nations (1); trade with mainland China (2); US-Russia relations (3); anti-ballistics missile (3); granting divorces (4); counties working together (2); income tax return (2); tax fairness (2); tax loopholes (2); sales tax (2); interest in reading about sports (53); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 286 [United States - Mar, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0286] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:32:05 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, March 14-17, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Reducing traffic deaths (1); auto insurance costs (1); car ownership (2); no-fault insurance proposal (2); seat belts (3); truck length limit (1); approval of various politicians (8); senator candidate preferences (2); Hubert Humphrey teaching (3); Richard Nixon France visit (2); satisfaction with Vietnam War (2); race relations (3); religious services attended (2); level of religiosity (1); belief in religious symbols (6); water pollution (2); air pollution (2); smoking habits (5); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 285 [United States - Feb, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0285] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:30:26 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, February 7-10, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=653). Topics covered include: Living in Minnesota aspects (2); state born in (1); behavior of children (1); preventing juvenile delinquency (1); approval of various politicians (8); Richard Nixon handling Vietnam (2); income surtax (3); snowmobiling (4); fair returns for farmers (1); farm price supports (1); increased taxes (4); abortion (4); occupation at Morrill Hall (4); cigarettes as health hazards (3); smoking habits (8); comic strips helping reading ability (1); identifying comic characters (5); Dick Tracy rating (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 284 [United States - Jan, 1969]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1969-0284] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:29:19 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, January 10-13, 1969. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=638). Topics covered include: National financial conditions (2); personal financial situation (1); Apollo 8 media coverage (1); moon landing (2); space program spending (1); approval of various politicians (14); satisfaction with Vietnam War (1); end of war (2); license fees (2); car ownership (2); minimum liquor retail price (2); alcohol purchases (1); winter activities (8); stricter gun controls (10); voting age (1); steps to reduce (12); crime rate (1); horoscope readership (2); zodiac sign (2); validity of astrology (2); newspaper column rating (1); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 283 [United States - Dec, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0283] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:28:37 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, December 6-9, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult Residents of Minnesota (n=599). Topics covered include: Education preparing students (4); election expectations (2); election interest (1); reasons for candidate preference (4); better Democratic candidates (3); approval of various politicians (12); Eugene McCarthy reelection (1); Harold LeVander reelection (1); Hubert Humphrey running for office (2); history rating Lyndon Johnson (1); Johnson handling Vietnam War (2); facial hair preferences (8); interest in state legislature (1); legislature members (3); ballot party identification (3); most important legislature problems (2); interest in Congress (1); Nixon-Congress relations (1); changes in world politics (5); newspaper columns ratings (5); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 282 [United States - Oct, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0282] — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:26:20 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, October 24-27, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=1070). Topics covered include: Country in lead on space exploration (2); space budget (1); impression of Hubert Humphrey (1); impression of Richard Nixon (1); impression of George Wallace (1); approval of various politicians (7); interest in elections (1); voter eligibility (2); voter participation (1); mock ballot preferences (3); strength of candidate choice (2); license renewal tests (2); licensed driver (1); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (1); best candidate for handling Vietnam War (1); Humphrey as best nominee (1); Nixon as best nominee (1); Supreme Court rating (1); Congress rating (1); legislature meetings (3); abolishing local governments (1); expected victorious party (1); newspaper columns ratings (4); newspaper readership (2).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Gore V.P. Announcement Reaction [United States - Aug, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-33] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:33:24 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, August 7, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=813). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Voting intention (4); favorability of Al Gore (1); favorability of Joseph Lieberman (3); favorability of Dick Cheney (1); Gore's choice of Lieberman (3); Lieberman's qualifications (1); effect of Lieberman being Jewish (3).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Pre-GOP Convention Poll [United States - Jul, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-30] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:28:14 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, July 25-26, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1035). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Congressional election (2); opinion of people in the news (5); Bill Clinton job performance (1); Al Gore job performance (1); George W. Bush job performance (1); Republican job performance (1); Democrat job performance (1); Gore (3); Bush (3); campaign issues (15); Gore vs. Bush (23); economy (2); importance of presidential characteristics (9); Gore's ties with Clinton (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Bush V.P. Announcement Reaction [United States - Jul, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-29] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:22:56 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, July 24, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=750). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: 2000 presidential election (4); political leaders job performance (1); Dick Cheney as George W. Bush's choice as vice presidential candidate (8); suppose John McCain was George W. Bush's choice as vice presidential candidate (2).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: July Wave 2 [United States - Jul, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-28] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:16:35 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, July 14-16. 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1063). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Bill Clinton job performance (5); satisfaction with US (1); opinion of people in the news (4); George W. Bush (1); Al Gore (2); Republican nomination (1); presidential running mate (5); Republican convention (1); Democratic convention (1); convention news (6); Clinton (7); new and old US dollar coins (7); tobacco issues (2); defense system (3); public behavior (3); abortion issue (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Election 2000/The Death Penalty [United States - Jun, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-26] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:03:26 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, June 23-25, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1020). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: 2000 presidential election (5); voting intention (3); 2000 Democratic presidential candidate (2); 2000 Republican presidential candidate (2); political leaders job performance (3); Al Gore's fundraising activities (2); appoint a special counsel to investigate Gore's fundraising (4); death penalty (9); Monday Night Football (1); Dennis Miller as new Monday Night Football broadcaster (2); vote in 1996 presidential election (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Election 2000/Social Security [United States - Jun, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-24] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 15:48:30 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, June 6-7, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1059). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Interest in 2000 presidential election (1); voting frequency/intention (4); 2000 presidential election (7); presidential candidates job performance (10); political party vote for in Congressional election (2); Bill Clinton job performance (1); criticizing presidential candidates: Al Gore and the Democrats vs. George W. Bush and the Republicans (1); political party next president should be from (1); economy (4); Social Security (5); future of conditions in US if Gore is president (8); future of conditions in US if Bush is president (8); Gore/Bush choosing a woman running-mate (2); woman as vice-president (1); Korean War (1); economic changes due to computers and communications technology (2); interest rates (2); rise in gas prices (1); campaign finance reform (2); Clinton setting aside land for environmental preservation (1); vote in 1996 presidential election (1); e-mail (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: 2000 Election/Driving and Traffic [United States - May, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-23] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 15:29:46 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, May 23-24, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1032). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Interest in 2000 presidential election (1); voting frequency/intention (4); 2000 presidential election (2); George W. Bush (1); Al Gore (1); most important problem facing respondent's community (1); Gore's views on current issues (6); Bush's views on current issues (6); understanding why we celebrate Memorial Day (1); activities attending on Memorial Day (9); rise in gas prices (5); human rights in China (2); NRA (1); Charlton Heston job performance as NRA president (1); employment (1); transportation to work (1); traffic (8); disbar Bill Clinton (1); prosecute Clinton with criminal charges (1); Clinton's future after presidency ends (8); defense system against nuclear missiles (2); religion (1); women pastors/priests/ministers/rabbis (1); vote in 1996 presidential election (1); e-mail (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Elian Gonzalez/Guns/Politics [United States - Apr, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-19] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 15:10:22 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, April 28-30, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1003). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: 2000 presidential election (7); voting intention (3); Bill Clinton job performance (3); political parties job performance (2); political leaders job performance (6); characteristics and qualities of George W. Bush/Al Gore (16); Elian Gonzalez (7); US giving young children political asylum (1); gun-related violence in America (1); gun control (6); Medicare (1); Microsoft anti-trust lawsuit (1); sports fan (1); college coaches using physical force on players (1); Bob Knight videotape (2); professional baseball fan (1); number of runs scored in baseball (1); vote in 1996 presidential election (1); attend church/synagogue (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Elian Gonzalez Reaction II [United States - Apr, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-18] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:59:12 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, April 24, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=611). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: Elian Gonzalez (7); use of force in removing Elian Gonzalez (4); re-establish US relations with Cuba (1).

Gallup/CNN/USA Today Poll: Education/Guns [United States - Apr, 2000]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USAIPOCNUS2000-16] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:52:40 EST

Revised

Survey by Cable News Network and USA Today. Methodology: Interviewing conducted by Gallup Organization, April 7-9, 2000. Sample: United States -- National adult (n=1006). There are 4 forms for this study: Located in column 22 Form A=1; Form B=2. Located in column 21, Form C=1; Form D=2. Topics covered include: 2000 presidential election (17); economy (1); stock market (2); Microsoft anti-trust lawsuit (1); Elian Gonzalez (4); education (5); teachers' salaries (1); US troops in Kosovo (1); smoking on domestic flights (1); one dollar US coin (1); gun ownership (1); gun control (1); NRA (1); shootings at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO (6); parents responsibility for their children's crimes (1); Oklahoma City bombing (2); free trade (1); trade between US and China (2); employment involved in international trade (1); federal budget (1); 2000 US Census (3); taxes (2); IRS (2); vote in 1996 presidential election (1); e-mail (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Wyoming [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-WYAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:30:46 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Wyoming--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Virginia [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-VAAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:29:59 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Virginia--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Nevada [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-NVAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:25:26 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Nevada--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, New Mexico [United States - Oct, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-NMOCT] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:24:06 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, October, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of New Mexico--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, New Mexico [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-NMAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:23:10 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of New Mexico--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, New Hampshire [United States - Oct, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-NJOCT] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:21:20 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, October, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of New Hampshire--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, New Jersey [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-NJAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:19:23 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of New Jersey--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Poll # 1948-NHOCT: Crossley Presidential Election Poll, New Hampshire [United States - Oct, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-NHOCT] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:18:43 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, October, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult Residents of New Hampshire--21 years old and over (n=124). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, New Hampshire [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-NHAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:18:02 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of New Hampshire--21 years old and over (n=242). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Montana [United States - Oct, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-MTOCT] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:16:53 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, October, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Montana--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Montana [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-MTAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:15:06 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Montana--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Missouri [United States - Oct, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-MOOCT] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:13:14 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, October, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Missouri--21 years old and over (n=227). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Minnesota [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-MNAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:12:18 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Michigan [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-MIAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:09:07 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Michigan--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Maine [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-MEAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:07:59 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Maine--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Maryland [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-MDAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:05:19 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Maryland--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Massachusetts [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-MAAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:03:59 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Massachusetts--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Louisiana [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-LAAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:02:09 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Louisiana--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Georgia [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-GAAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:00:48 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Georgia--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

Crossley Presidential Election Poll, Florida [United States - Aug, 1948]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USCROS1948-FLAUG] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:56:22 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Crossley, August, 1948. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Florida--21 years old and over (n=). Topics covered include: Voter qualification (5); voter participation (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); strength of candidate preference (3); importance of election outcome (2); reason for candidate support (1).

The Minnesota Poll # 281 [United States - Oct, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0281] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:08:54 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, October 3-6, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=1000). Topics covered include: Monday holidays (2); election as national holiday (2); voting age (1); removing Electoral College (1); approval of various politicians (14); interest in elections (1); agreement with political statements (12); satisfaction with United Nations (1); Communist China UN admittance (1); voter eligibility (2); voter participation (1); mock ballot preference (3); strength of candidate choice (2); time spent watching television (2); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (1); best candidate for handling Vietnam War (1); predicted victorious party (5); reorganize state government (5); draft fairness (3); interest campaign developments (1); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 280 [United States - Sep, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0280] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:07:44 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, September 13-15, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=1000). Topics covered include: Price changes (2); price and wage freeze (2); approval of various politicians (14); interest in election (1); importance of campaign issues (16); vice-president nominations (2); Russia-Czechoslovakia relations (3); length of residency (1); US citizenship (1); voter registration (2); voter participation (2); mock ballot preferences (3); strength in president choice (1); beauty contests (3); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (1); best candidate to handle Vietnam War (1); reaction to Democratic National Convention (2); presidential candidate nominations (2); descriptions of presidential candidates (20); impression of University of Minnesota in Minneapolis (1); university size (1); campus disorders (1); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 279 [United States - Aug, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0279] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:06:27 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, August 9-13, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=690). Topics covered include: Reducing traffic deaths (1); blame for accidents (1); faultless insurance plan (3); joining smaller school districts (3); approval of various politicians (16); campaign issues (2); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (2); increased fighting (2); Russian-Czech fighting (2); Richard Nixon as Republican nominee (2); flying to Moscow (2); preferred Democratic nominee (2); Eugene McCarthy campaign (4); presidential candidate preferences (3); proposed state amendment approval (4); income surtax (1); cost of living surtax (1); newspaper readership (5).

The Minnesota Poll # 278 [United States - Jun, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0278] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:05:06 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, June 28-July 1, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Sharing facilities in small country towns (3); good time to buy house (1); interest rate increases (3); approval of various politicians (16); satisfaction with Vietnam War (4); importance of Arab-Israeli settlement (1); Mid-East progress (2); impression of French people (1); satisfaction with Charles deGaulle (1); influence of average citizen on presidential election (3); presidential candidate preferences (4); Hubert Humphrey qualities (2); Richard Nixon qualities (2); Humphrey supporting Vietnam policies (1); sales tax (3); gun ownership (1); stricter gun controls (3); right to gun ownership (1); America as a violent society (2); newspaper column rating (1); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 277 [United States - May, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0277] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:00:37 EST

Revised

Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, May 24-28, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=640). Topics covered include: Trading stamps (3); approval of various politicians (14); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (1); Vietnam War as mistake (1); race relations (1); poor people's campaign (4); blacks moving to rural areas (2); America as violent society (2); justification for violence (4); stronger Republican candidate (1); strongest Democratic candidate (1); presidential candidate preferences (6); poverty as serious problem (1); negative income tax (2); impression of college students (3); approval of student political activities (3); newspaper columns ratings (6); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 276 [United States - Apr, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0276] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:57:47 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, April 19-24, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=715). Topics covered include: Iron mine visits (1); open pit iron mines (2); land restoration (1); mail-order gun sales (2); farmers getting fair returns (3); approval of various politicians (14); satisfaction with Vietnam War (1); end of war (2); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (3); preferred presidential candidates (12); American society based on family life (1); breakdown of traditional family (3); race relations (1); prejudice (4); shared guilt for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. assassination (2); best presidential candidate for various issues (4); newspaper column ratings (9); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 275 [United States - Mar, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0275] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:56:56 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, March 15-19, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=672). Topics covered include: Equal opportunities for women (3); sex education in public schools (1); children in school (3); approval of various politicians (7); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (4); Eugene McCarthy campaign success (5); Hubert Humphrey job performance (2); personal activities (8); proposed travel tax (4); filing tax return (4); presidential candidate preferences (5); race relations (1); unequal racial societies (5); approval of commission recommendations (4); rating newspaper columns (6); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 274 [United States - Feb, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0274] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:29:29 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, February 8-12, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=690). Topics covered include: Heart transplants (4); choosing heart transplant recipients (1); medical care quality (1); adequate medical care regardless of pay (1); free prenatal care (1); free infant care (1); approval of various politicians (5); nation as restless (3); voter participation (1); views of Lyndon Johnson (2); Vietnam War satisfaction (2); reaction to Viet Cong attacks (1); adding surtax (3); sales tax (4); homosexual behavior punishment (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); Republican presidential nominees (6); Nelson Rockefeller for president (5); American spy ship captured by North Korea (4); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 273 [United States - Jan, 1968]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1968-0273] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:28:58 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, January 5-9, 1968. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=680). Topics covered include: Financial conditions (2); personal financial situation (1); approval of various politicians (5); Harold LeVander favorability (2); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (1); personal beliefs vs. government obedience (2); people against the Vietnam War (3); presidential candidate preferences (5); Richard Nixon as president (3); Eugene McCarthy running against party leader (1); McCarthy campaign (2); residency outside Minnesota (2); Minnesota as best place to live (1); country with lead in space exploration (2); space exploration budget (1); most important Congress issue (2); personal congressman rating (2); minority groups acceptance (2); blacks gaining acceptance (1); rating of newspaper columns (6); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 272 [United States - Dec, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0272] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:28:16 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, December 1-5, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=719). Topics covered include: Car ownership (1); car insurance (3); government regulating car insurance (1); college student freedoms (1); student unrest (2); drafting Vietnam demonstrators (1); satisfaction with Vietnam War (3); approval of various politicians (5); Arab-Israeli relations (3); Congress job performance (3); congressman job performance (2); Eugene McCarthy approval (2); McCarthy for president (4); value of the pound (4); agreement with religious statements (21); religious participation (7); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 271 [United States - Oct, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0271] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:27:13 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, October 27-31, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=675). Topics covered include: Price changes (1); reasons for high prices (1); better party for lowering prices (1); farmers financial situation (1); collective bargaining for farmers (3); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam (1); invading North Vietnam (2); increased taxes (3); Johnson reelection (4); Republican presidential nominations (2); presidential candidate preferences (4); congressional party preferences (2); government paying for campaign costs (2); auto worker apprenticeships (1); car ownership (1); car repairs (1); marijuana laws (3); blame for Cold War (2); interest in politics (1); Democratic governor division (1); Democratic opposition to Johnson (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 270 [United States - Sep, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0270] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:26:28 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, September 22-26, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=680). Topics covered include: Rural vs. city life (1); rural residents moving to cities (3); non-smoker insurance benefits (1); smoking habits (2); meat sanitation (2); celebrities running for office (2); Shirley Temple Black for Congress (3); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (3); war on poverty (2); Vietnam vs. poverty priority (2); approval of various politicians (6); opinion of polls (3); Republican presidential nominees recognition (16); Thurgood Marshall Supreme Court appointment (2); America as a sick society (1); America losing values (1); teacher strikes (3); Joseph Stalin's daughter exile (6); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 269 [United States - Aug, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0269] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:25:44 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, August 11-15, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=650). Topics covered include: Long distance phone calls (3); reducing long distance rates (4); extending school year (2); juvenile crime alternative sentencing (2); satisfaction with Vietnam War (1); Vietnam barrier (2); South Vietnamese army (2); approval of various politicians (5); approval of various organizations (7); sales tax (3); impression of Peace Corps (1); volunteers working with US poor (2); Mississippi health conditions (1); presidential candidate preferences (4); auto worker union agreements (2); strikes (3); Panama Canal control (2); institutions helping race relations (7); agreement with race relation statements (7); newspaper readership (2).

the Minnesota Poll # 268 [United States - Jul, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0268] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:24:47 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, July 7-11, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=619). Topics covered include: Seat belt usage (2); driving abilities (7); nationally uniform traffic regulations (2); prescription prices (4); approval of various politicians (6); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam War (1); Vietnam War changing life (2); G.I.'s abilities (2); Israel victory (1); Israeli conquered territories (3); Mid-East war effects (3); worth of a dollar (1); money distribution (1); safety of savings accounts (1); Federal Reserve Bank (2); Republican presidential nominees (1); presidential election preferences (2); increased taxes (3); advertising as a career (3); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 267 [United States - Jun, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0267] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:23:43 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, June 2-6, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=650). Topics covered include: Visits to Canada (1); US-Canada differences (2); US-Canada becoming one country (1); new Minnesota national park (3); satisfaction with Vietnam War (1); hawk vs dove (3); opinion of Cassius Clay (4); approval of various politicians (7); Harold LeVander job performance (2); feelings toward new laws (5); new state tax plan (3); Medicare (4); future of healthcare (1); agreement with religious statements (9); opinion of George Wallace (3); race riots (3); Arab-Israeli relations (3); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 266 [United States - Apr, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0266] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:22:39 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, April 28-May 2, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Satisfaction with mail service (2); increasing mail rates (2); privatizing mail service (2); country in lead for space exploration (2); Apollo tragedy report (3); Lyndon Johnson handling Vietnam (1); Vietnam protests (3); protests affecting war (1); Hubert Humphrey Europe visit (2); US-Latin American relations (3); preferred party for president (2); Montreal EXPO (3); Orville Freeman job performance (2); National Farmers' Organization milk practices (4); church taxes (3); ending racial discrimination in employment (4); sales tax (2); Johnson reelection (2); public tax records on national level (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 265 [United States - Mar, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0265] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:22:15 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, March 17-21, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Interest in baseball (1); Twins league standing (2); interest in history (1); United States difficulty (1); future problems (1); approval of various politicians (6); role in world affairs (1); United Nations assuming responsibility (3); Vietnam War (3); reducing crime rate (3); Democratic presidential nominee (2); Republican presidential nominee (1); presidential candidate preferences (4); farmers' income (2); impressions of farming organizations (12); voting for judges (2); CIA secret funding (2); sales tax (2); legislature for Twin City problems (1); busing for interracial balance (2); draft law (3); fluoridating water (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 264 [United States - Feb, 1967]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1967-0264] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:21:25 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, February 10-14, 1967. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Country in lead for space exploration (2); space budget (1); public schools preparing children (1); parents preparing children (1); appropriate teacher behaviors (3); type of school children attended (1); Vietnam War (5); increased income tax (2); likeness of Lyndon Johnson painting (2); best picture of Johnson (2); new car purchase (2); future purchases (20); amount of legislators (2); bounty program (3); tax reductions (2); pet ownership (2); Russia-China relations (1); Communist China as modern (2); hiring preference for veterans (4); abortion (2); newspaper readership (2).

The Minnesota Poll # 262 [United States - Dec, 1966]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMINN1966-0262] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 10:19:32 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Minneapolis Tribune, December 2-6, 1966. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Minnesota (n=600). Topics covered include: Electric cars (3); Warren Commission falsehoods (1); reopening John F. Kennedy investigation (1); Republican presidential nominees (1); governor candidate preferences (1); presidential candidate preferences (1); Hubert Humphrey job performance (1); Lyndon Johnson running mate (1); Humphrey reelection (1); Harold LeVander as governor (2); most important legislature problems (2); business organizations in community affairs (1); public service records of various institutions (5); stock market crash (1); interest in stock market (1); stock ownership (1); reading stock market tables (1); satisfaction with United Nations (1); Communist China in UN (1); moving UN headquarters (2); Adam Clayton Powell evaluation (2); voter participation (1); reason for governor candidate preference (3); Vietnam holiday ceasefire (2); paying for private school buses (2); newspaper readership (2).

Massachusetts Omnibus Poll--Economic Attitudes [United States - Oct, 1978]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USMASS1978-003] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 09:44:38 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by Public Affairs Research Center, Clark University, Worcester, October, 1978. Sample: United States -- Adult residents of Massachusetts (n=1005). Topics covered include: Time living in Massachusetts (1); most important governor issues (3); candidates for governor (1); governor candidate preferences (5); predicted governor victor (1); closeness of election (1); effects of election outcome (1); better candidate for various issues (5); important governor characteristics (5); property tax reduction (3); state funds for abortion (3); death penalty for murder (3); expanding highway system (3); lowering residential property tax (9); ban on disposable bottles (3); candidates for Senate election (2); senator candidate preferences (4); state primary election (6); job performance of public officials (5); trust in state government (1); state government reason for running (1); energy situation (1); cause of energy crisis (1); blame for energy situation (5); nuclear power plant construction (2); nuclear plant safety (1); blame for inflation (1); wage and price control (1); balanced budget amendment (1); government spending amounts (9); budget percentages (5); import restrictions (1); threat of foreign competition (1); government regulating industries (8); agreement with various statements (13); confidence in various groups (14); greatest threat to country (1).

INRA Pre-election State Polls: Eleven Selected States, 1954 [United States - Aug, 1954]

Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [USINRA1954-218] — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 09:39:55 EST

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Methodology: Conducted by International Research Associates [INRA], August 25-September 5, 1954. Sample: United States -- Probable voters of California, Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon and Pennsylvania (n=9850). Sample sizes for the 11 state polls include: CA=1147; IA=802; IL=998; MA=808; MI=1225; MN=802; NJ=818; NM=502; OH=792; OR=890;PA=1066 Topics covered include: Voter participation (1); 1952 presidential election (1); presidential candidate preferences (2); 1948 presidential election (1); political party preference (3); knowledge of senate candidates (4); senator candidate preferences (4); knowledge of congressional candidates (4); congressional candidate preference (4); standard of living (1); favorability of candidate attributes (55).