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THE LATEST PPP SURVEYS
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Colorado Governor Poll
March 10, 2010
Democrat John Hickenlooper has an 11 point lead in the Colorado Governor's race, a big turnaround from last summer when incumbent Bill Ritter trailed by 8.
Florida Senate Poll
March 10, 2010
Marco Rubio leads Kendrick Meek by 5 points while Charlie Crist leads him by 13. In a three way contest with Crist as an independent Rubio has the advantage.
Florida Republican Poll
March 9, 2010
Marco Rubio leads Charlie Crist by 32 points, and most Republican voters don't want Crist serving in any elected position a year from now.
North Carolina Tax Issues Poll
March 8, 2010
North Carolinians would support the expansion of several existing tax credit programs.
Georgia Republican Survey
March 4, 2010
John Oxendine's the early leader for Governor, Mike Huckabee has the early edge for President.
Oklahoma 2nd Congressional District Poll
March 3, 2010
Dan Boren leads all of his Republican opponents by large margins, showing that not all McCain district Democrats are in trouble this year.
Georgia Governor Poll
March 3, 2010
Roy Barnes has an early lead over his top three Republican competitors.
Georgia Senate Poll
March 2, 2010
Johnny Isakson has an approval rating in the 30s, but still holds a 9 point lead over a generic Democratic opponent.
New Mexico/Texas GOP President Poll
February 26, 2010
Mitt Romney has a small lead among Republicans voters in both Texas and New Mexico for the 2012 Republican Presidential nomination.
New Mexico House Races
February 25, 2010
Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Lujan are ahead in their first contests for reelection, while Harry Teague trails Steve Pearce by two points.
New Mexico Governor Poll
February 24, 2010
Diane Denish is favored to keep the office in Democratic hands, leading her Republican opponents by 5-16 points.
Mike Easley Poll
February 23, 2010
Mike Easley, once North Carolina's most popular politician, now has just a 16% favorability rating.
Texas Governor Primary Poll
February 23, 2010
Barack Obama's North Carolina approval numbers this month match their lowest level to date, but a majority of the state's voters support letting gays serve openly in the military.
North Carolina Obama Approval Poll
February 19, 2010
Barack Obama's North Carolina approval numbers this month match their lowest level to date, but a majority of the state's voters support letting gays serve openly in the military.
North Carolina Primary Poll
February 18, 2010
Elaine Marshall has the early lead for the Democratic Senate nomination, while Richard Burr is polling at a surprisingly weak 55%.
2012 Presidential Poll
February 18, 2010
Barack Obama leads all of his potential Republican opponents for 2012, as his approval rating hits positive territory for the first time in ten weeks.
North Carolina Senate Poll
February 17, 2010
Same old story on Richard Burr- low approval rating, leads on relatively anonymous Democratic opponents.
Bev Perdue Approval Poll
February 16, 2010
Bev Perdue still has poor approval numbers at a 30/47 spread, but there are some positive signs within them.
National Issues Poll
February 17, 2010
Most voters opposed to major Democratic initiatives have already written off the possibility of supporting the party this year whether they're enacted or not.
Texas Senate Poll
February 11, 2010
The GOP would start out with a strong advantage in a potential special Senate election to replace Kay Bailey Hutchison.
Virginia 5th CD Poll
February 11, 2010
A contest between Tom Perriello and Robert Hurt looks like a toss up, but what Virgil Goode decides to do could have a major impact on the race.
Texas Governor General Election Poll
February 10, 2010
Rick Perry and Kay Bailey Hutchison's approval numbers are way down but they still, along with Debra Medina, lead Bill White by 6-7 points.
Texas Governor Primary Poll
February 9, 2010
Rick Perry has a double digit lead, while Debra Medina is creeping up on Kay Bailey Hutchison. Bill White leads for the Democrats.
UNC/Duke Poll
February 8, 2010
North Carolinians are rooting for UNC by a 35/21 margin over Duke in Wednesday night's contest. |
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Will the South be a strong region for Sarah Palin in 2012? Our early polling suggests no.
Bill Richardson whacked us for showing him with a poor approval rating. We were the most accurate pollster in New Mexico in 2008.
Debra Medina and Patrick Hughes' performances in Texas and Illinois respectively show that Tea Party candidates will only go so far without more funding.
We talked to NBC 17 about the tough election year emerging for Democrats.
We ranked the most vulnerable Republican Senators in the country for this fall.
Do Duke and UNC really hate each other? The N&O covered our poll suggesting the answer is no.
Bill O'Reilly talked about our poll numbers with Jon Stewart, the New York Times wrote about it.
Polling continues to show difficulty for Democrats in the Mountain West.
We blogged about the national implications of the Illinois primary and discussed them with USA Today.
The success of Tea Party candidate Debra Medina in Texas seems to be rooted more in anti-establishment sentiment than anything ideological.
Politico named us one of the 'winners' of the Massachusetts Senate election for our pinpoint polling of the race.
Our takeaways from the Massachusetts results.
Why Beau Biden's decision not to run in Delaware may not be the end of the world for Democrats.
We wrote about the possible implications of the Massachusetts Senate race for North Carolina...the Charlotte Observer followed up.
We talked health care with the Wall Street Journal.
Republican voters seem pretty forgiving of politicians who cheat on their wives...so long as they're Republicans.
USA Today cited our low approval numbers on Governors in the winners and losers of 2009, we expanded on trends in their ratings.
Reuters, Bloomberg, The Hill, and the Hartford Courant all covered our numbers showing Chris Dodd's retirement made the Connecticut Senate seat safe for Democrats.
PPP made it into Roy Williams' autobiography.
Tom Jensen talked to Los Angeles NPR about the California political landscape.
The 'Black Tuesday' messaging about recent Democratic retirements ignores the fact that the party came out ahead on those exits.
Dean Debnam talked to CNBC about the politics of health care.
Richard Burr continues to looks like the most vulnerable incumbent Republican Senator. We talked to News 14 about it.
People who are already supporting the impeachment of Barack Obama love Sarah Palin.
The Weekly Standard used our numbers to look at Blanche Lincoln's current standing. We think she's the most vulnerable incumbent in the country.
'Values' voters in South Carolina much more charitable toward Mark Sanford than the population at large.
The Wilmington News-Journal did a story on our polls showing falling approval ratings for the state's Democratic leaders.
Why Harry Reid's current political position might be a little bit better than the polls suggest.
We wrote about why Cory Booker looks like a strong candidate for Governor of New Jersey in 2013, the Newark Star-Ledger did a story on it.
We talked to NPR in St. Louis about the close race to be Missouri's next Senator.
Republicans were successful in New Jersey and Virginia this fall because they won a huge share of the independent vote, and our polling on the 2010 elections continues to show them holding a big advantage with that group.
Why are Republicans still obsessed with Ronald Reagan? Probably because he's the party's most popular politician, even 5 years after his death and 20 years after he left office.
Mitt Romney's popularity with Republican voters has been spiraling down over the course of 2009.
The 2009 election cycle was another good one for PPP and automated polls. Taegan Goddard of Political Wire commented on the superior accuracy of IVR polls in New Jersey, and Stuart Rothenberg acknowledged PPP's accuracy in polling both Gubernatorial contests.
Reviewing our polling in New Jersey and Virginia. Christie consolidated his party's vote better, Deeds over emphasized McDonnell's thesis.
There are more McCain voters who approve of Obama than Obama voters who now disapprove of him.
Dean Debnam talked to the Los Angeles Times about the enthusiasm gap with this year's election.
We polled Maine- finding Olympia Snowe more popular with Democrats than Republicans and a close divide on gay marriage.
We did the math on just how many Obama voters were planning to stay home in Virginia and New Jersey.
We looked at how independent candidates in recent Gubernatorial elections did compared to their mid-October poll positions and found Chris Daggett will probably stay in double digits.
Dean Debnam talked to the News&Observer about the recent Wake County School Board election results and we released snippets of our polling on the race.
Even within parties, whether you watch CNN or Fox News can say a lot about your perceptions of Barack Obama.
Tom Jensen blogged on the implications of low black turnout in Virginia...The Hill did a story on it.
There's been very little movement over the last few months in public opinion about Barack Obama's health care plan.
What do North Carolinians think about bringing the Olympics to the state? We have the answer.
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