
Update: The final Susquehanna Polling & Research Poll shows a 47-47% tie heading into the Tuesday election. Romney is seen slightly more favorable (+4) than Obama (+1). Adding to Romney’s advantage is that an overwhelming 71% place economic and fiscal
by Dustin Hawkins3 Nov 2012, 2:50 PM PST0

In another sign of how questionable poll data is this year, Public Policy Polling unleashed a new Nevada poll on Wednesday showing that Barack Obama is leading Mitt Romney 51-47% overall in the state, and 61-39% among those who have
by Dustin Hawkins25 Oct 2012, 2:19 AM PST0

On October 13, Public Policy Polling (PPP) released an Ohio survey finding that a shocking 19% of Ohioans had already voted – and they voted for Obama by an overwhelming 76-24 margin over Mitt Romney. Not surprisingly, many of us
by Dustin Hawkins21 Oct 2012, 4:41 AM PST0

When Public Policy Polling asked North Carolinians if pollsters were intentionally skewing poll data to help President Obama, I bet they weren’t expecting this: Yes: 46% No: 38% Broken down, 77% of Republicans, 55% of Independents, and even 19% of
by Dustin Hawkins2 Oct 2012, 9:30 AM PST0

The progressive press has been forced to respond to challenges of their polling data that shows record turnout for Democrats in national polls and in swing states. Nate Silver, gatekeeper of polls for the New York Times, called the attempt to
by Dustin Hawkins1 Oct 2012, 6:30 PM PST0

The Tea Party is regularly ridiculed and declared “dead” by the mainstream press and their elitist allies in Washington and Hollywood. Not surprisingly, when Tea Partiers show up and rally by the thousands, they get all but ignored, while 30
by Dustin Hawkins28 Sep 2012, 12:52 PM PST0

Not long ago, Independents were the go-to demographic for determining who would win elections. How the Independents swung, so too would the election. In 2008, Barack Obama carried Independents in Ohio by 8 points and in Florida by 7 points.
by Dustin Hawkins27 Sep 2012, 3:15 AM PST0

Ohio is easily the most important state for both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney as they head towards election day. It has clearly become the most frequently polled state, with polls showing either a dead even race or an Obama
by Dustin Hawkins26 Sep 2012, 12:20 PM PST0

In what could be considered nothing short of media malpractice, the New York Times and CBS News published three state polls by Quinnipiac University that shows Democratic advantages in Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania at levels never before seen. The allegedly
by Dustin Hawkins26 Sep 2012, 6:23 AM PST0