This post was written by Glen Bolger and Jim Hobart Last week, following the killing of Osama Bin Laden, we looked at the average job approval bump for Presidents following major military and/or national security events. Not including the post 9/11 response, the average Presidential approval bump was 13{09f965da52dc6ab4c1643a77bd40d1f729d807040cd8db540234bb981a782222} for an average of 22 weeks. […]
According to this month’s NBC News poll conducted from May 5th-7th, a strong majority of Americans agree with the President and oppose releasing the death photo of Osama bin Laden. However, the political boon which may have followed the killing of the most wanted man in the world seems to have been stunted by record […]
Public Opinion Strategies was founded 20 years ago this week in 1991 by Neil Newhouse, Bill McInturff, and Glen Bolger. Since its founding, the firm has grown into the largest political and public affairs polling firm in the country. In 20 years, the firm has completed over six million interviews for nearly 15,000 projects.
Not including the post-9/11 response, the average presidential approval rating bumps up 13{09f965da52dc6ab4c1643a77bd40d1f729d807040cd8db540234bb981a782222} for an average of 22 weeks.
Bill McInturff was quoted in The Wall Street Journal regarding Medicare messaging.
The national media has spent a great deal of time talking about Donald Trump and how Republicans are “unenthusiastic” toward the current field of GOP candidates for President. (For some perspective, just 55% of Democrats had even heard of a young Arkansas Governor named Bill Clinton in April 1991*. How “enthusiastic” could these voters have […]
Neil Newhouse and a Public Opinion Strategies’ poll were cited in The Jerusalem Post concerning Palestinian statehood. Bill McInturff was mentioned in National Journal regarding the debt ceiling.
The latest NBC-WSJ poll, conducted March 31 – April 4 among 1,000 national adults, is replete with opinions about all of the most important events happening today – and that’s no small feat as there’s quite a bit to cover. The poll includes coverage of topics ranging from Obama’s ideology to tsunamis and gas prices. […]
Glen Bolger was mentioned in National Journal regarding redistricting. Bill McInturff was quoted in The New York Times concerning gas prices.
Glen Bolger was quoted in The Washington Post regarding control of the House after the 2012 Election. A Public Opinion Strategies’ poll was cited in the The Herald-Dispatch about establishing an intermediate court of appeals in West Virginia.
