Okay, it’s only “semi-secret” because Democracy Corps put it on their website. However, they did so without any of their usual fanfare — email blasts, press releases, and James Carville ruminating on the numbers. Yesterday’s first article on it showed the rapid decline in the political environment since April. They also asked how well a […]
Analysis
A friend kindly sent me this blog post on a recent Democracy Corps poll that did not receive the usual Democracy Corps publicity treatment (and their usual work is noted with envy, not criticism). In fact, as the blogger notes, there has been little to no press attention paid to the survey. So, since my […]
You would never know it by reading the rock-and-roll press: metal band AC/DC has sold more records in the U.S. than Michael Jackson or Bruce Springsteen. More than 200 million albums world-wide and trail only the Beatles as the second best selling act EVER. “Back In Black” is the second best-selling album in history – […]
As you know, I’ve been closely monitoring public opinion among Independents for some time now. A few of my recent postings have highlighted this key sub-group, noting their shift away from President Obama and the various policies he is trying to pursue. Until now, these shifts have been emerging trends, but yesterday, Fox News/Opinion Dynamics […]
The story shaping up for the 2009 elections might be Republican vote intensity. We witnessed this Republican enthusiasm last week in the Albuquerque mayor’s race. It is one thing to say polling indicates we could have a high Republican turnout election. It is quite another to see it work first-hand. In Albuquerque, Republicans were […]
