Climate Change Skeptics Find Extreme Weather More Convincing than Scientists
Experience trumps expertise
Polls
Americans Divided on Federal Government Being a Threat to Rights
46 percent think the federal government is a threat to rights, 45 percent see it as a protector of rights
Not Quite Half of Americans Confident in Stability of U.S. Banking Industry
Only nine percent are "very confident"
Poll: 62 Percent Support Path to Citizenship For Illegal or Undocumented Workers
Might be worth the GOP taking a careful look
Poll: Obama at Highest Approval Since Bin Laden's Death
Majority think things will improve in the President's second term
Christie Enjoying All-Time High Approval Rating
New Monmouth University/Asbury Park Press poll has the New Jersey governor at 67 percent approval
Poll: Support for Gay Marriage Recognition at 51 Percent
Huge generational divide in the numbers
Poll: Obama Can't Heal Partisan Rancor
Voters finally realize he's part of the cause, not the cure
Fordham University Ranks Polling Organizations
Daily Kos, SEIU, and PPP were among the most accurate
As Pundits Try To Read the Polls, the Response Rate Plummets
Good luck calling this one, especially with most Americans hanging-up the phone
Reason-Rupe: 59 Percent of Public Sector Workers Oppose California's Prop 32; 50 Percent of Private Sector Workers Support
If California voters pass Proposition 32, unions, corporations, and government contractors would be prohibited from donating to political candidates and from deducting money from workers' paychecks to use for political purposes.
Neither Candidate Has Lead Amongst Early Voters
About a third of both Obama and Romney supporters plan to vote early
Gov. Jerry Brown's Tax Proposal Slipping in the Polls
Voter blackmail is not a reliable way of garnering support
Composition of Electorate Almost the Same as 2008
Minorities, women, and recent graduates expected to turn out to vote at similar rates
Gender Gap Vanishes in Obama-Romney Polls
Obama's lead among woman looks to be gone, as does Romney's less substantial lead among men
