Word: polled
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Even at the height of the primary season, a majority of Americans said they were not paying close attention to the presidential campaign, according to a poll released yesterday by the Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy...
...poll, part of the center's "Vanishing Voter" project, shows that only 13 percent of Americans were paying "a great deal of attention" and another 18 percent "quite a bit" of attention to the race in the week before the March 7 Super Tuesday primaries. The poll was conducted March 1 through...
More than 70 percent of respondents agreed with a poll question that "politics in America is generally pretty disgusting...
...news was still coming. On Labor Day weekend, the campaign discovered that Bradley was not just a theoretical threat. The Boston Globe released a poll showing that Bradley had "vaulted into a virtual tie" in New Hampshire, with many voters "voicing eagerness for political change despite the region's prosperity." Gore's advisers, who had been conducting only nationwide polls, were stunned. They had assumed they were 20 points ahead in New Hampshire. Coelho dispatched field manager Michael Whouley to the state to find out whether the situation was really that bad. Whouley discovered it was worse. Bradley volunteers...
...Poll respondents who ranked Al Gore as the candidate most likely to have had difficulty getting a date for his senior prom...