Democrats and Republicans See Different Realities
The vast divide between voters who intend to vote Democratic and Republican on November 7 extends well beyond matters of opinion. These voters also see the world quite differently.
Numbers, Facts and Trends Shaping Your World
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Republicans Cut Democratic Lead in Campaign’s Final Days
Summary of Findings A nationwide Pew Research Center survey finds voting intentions shifting in the direction of Republican congressional candidates in the final days of the 2006 midterm campaign. The new survey finds a growing percentage of likely voters saying they will vote for GOP candidates. However, the Democrats still hold a 48% to 40% […]
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Karl Rove’s Ground War Challenge
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Lack of Competition in Elections Fails to Stir Public
Summary of Findings The concern among some politicians and political experts over the lack of competitiveness in U.S. elections is generally not shared by the public. Moreover, voters appear to lack a clear sense of whether the elections in their own House districts are competitive or not. The public is only dimly aware of the […]
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Can Safe Seats Save the Republicans?
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Cell-Only Voters Not Very Different
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Cell-Only Voters Not Very Different: Fewer Registered, More First-time Voters