Category: Recent Publicly Released Research

New Analysis Shows The 2018 Jewish Vote Was Even More Democratic Than Expected

American Jews Voted Democratic In Vast Numbers This Year The nationwide exit poll used by the major networks and newspapers[1] confirms that Jewish voters overwhelmingly chose Democratic candidates in the recent midterm elections. Among Jews, 82% of the two-party U.S. House vote went to Democrats, with only 18% going to Republicans.[2] This enormous 64-point margin

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American Jews Remain Strongly Supportive Of The Democratic Party

Our just completed national survey reveals substantial antipathy toward Donald Trump, his policies and his party among American Jews. The community plans to vote Democratic in vast numbers both in 2018 and 2020. While Jewish voters approve of Trump’s handling of US-Israeli relations by a small margin, this does very little to increase support for

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NCAA March Madness betting to top $10B, group says

By Thomas Barrabi Published March 12, 2018 SportsFOXBusiness The vast majority of the billions of dollars bet on the 2018 NCAA “March Madness” men’s basketball tournament will be wagered illegally, according to estimates from a leading industry group. The total gambling tally on this year’s event, which features the country’s top 68 college basketball teams, is expected to

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New Poll Shows Voters Have Strong Interest in Global Affairs

Voters Split on Isolationism, Concerned about Terrorism and Arab Spring News, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School – October 19, 2012 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – October 19, 2012 –Voters in the pivotal battleground states of Ohio and Florida show strong interest in global security issues, and want to hear the candidates’ views

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2011 AAM Bipartisan National Poll

The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) has released the results of a wide-ranging national poll that finds strong common ground among voters across the political spectrum about the nation’s economic crisis.  Americans are united on some key issues: Voters want Washington to act on jobs, especially in manufacturing. At the same time, voters give the

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Safer Chemicals Healthy Families Survey Findings

Key Findings Environmental Groups And Their Allies Are Highly Regarded, While Chemical Companies Are Disliked Tightening Regulations On Chemicals Is An Important Item On Voters’ Agendas In Swing Districts Voters See Chemicals As A Serious Threat A Proposal For Tougher Regulations Enjoys Overwhelming, Bipartisan Support After Arguments, A Large Majority Prefer A Candidate Who Supports

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National Poll Shows Strong Bipartisan Support for Plan to Expand Electric Vehicles

WASHINGTON – The Electrification Coalition (EC) today released the results of a national poll that showed across-the-board support for electric vehicles and the Coalition’s plan—reflected in recent bipartisan legislation—to deploy them. “The results of this poll surprised even us,” EC President Robbie Diamond said. “Regardless of party affiliation, the American people are in favor of

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National Survey on Skilled Nursing Facilities

The nursing home and skilled nursing facility brands are quite strong, as are most actors in the healthcare system. Voters, across every demographic group, overwhelmingly oppose cuts in funding for these facilities, even in the name of balanced budgets. Moreover, in an anti-incumbent political environment, voters are hostile to legislators at the federal or state

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