September 2008 Most Recent Articles
September 30, 2008
Plurality, For First Time, Says Iraq War Will Be Judged A Success
McCain Takes 21-Point Lead in Arizona
Walking is Top Activity on Fall Weekends
Just 26% Have Confidence That Lawmakers Know What They’re Doing in Economic Crisis
Voters Divided On Whether Wall Street Should Clean Up its Own Mess
Supreme Parody: Biden versus Palin By Debra J. Saunders
September 29, 2008
Colorado Still a Toss-Up: Obama 49%, McCain 48%
Obama Leads 48% to 42% in Pennsylvania
McCain, Obama, Still Just a Point Apart in Ohio
Harkin Leads 54% to 40% in Iowa Senate Race
Obama Gets Post-Debate Boost in Voter Trust on All Issues
Discover (R) Small Business Watch (SM): Small Business Economic Confidence Falls Sharply
Opposition to Bailout Plan Falls Dramatically
September 28, 2008
Voters Divided on Whether America’s Best Days Are in the Future or the Past
The Sheriff and the Professor By Debra J. Saunders
September 27, 2008
Louisiana Senate: Landrieu Maintains Strong Lead
Winner of the First Debate: Jim Lehrer
New Rasmussen Reports Party Weighting Targets: 39.0% Democrat 33.4% Republican
McCain Holds Solid Lead in Louisiana
Support for Bailout Plan Now Down to 24%
51% Say Bailout Plan Is A Power Grab
What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls
Are We at an Inflection Point? By Michael Barone
September 26, 2008
A Paulson-Cantor Plan Is a Win-Win for Taxpayers By Larry Kudlow
Obama Takes Five-Point Lead in Virginia
West Virginia Senate: Rockefeller Cruising Towards Re-Election
Rasmussen Markets Update: Bailout Bill Likely to Pass
Americans Say, Don't Text While You Drive
The Brilliance of McCain's Move: A Commentary by Dick Morris
48% Disagree with McCain, Think Debate Should Go On
Remembering Alcee Hastings: A Commentary by Susan Estrich
Voters, Start Your Engines: A Commentary By Cordel Faulk
McCain Only Ahead By One Now in Florida
September 25, 2008
Obama Takes Four-Point Lead in Pennsylvania
Obama 58%, McCain 38% in Massachusetts
McCain Holds Eight-Point Lead in West Virginia
McCain Maintains Solid Lead in Arkansas
North Carolina Senate: Hagan 48% Dole 45%
No Surprises in Massachusetts’ Senate Race, Kerry Way Ahead
Just 30% Think Government Should Bail Out The Markets
Generic Congressional Ballot Remains Steady this Week
Bailing Out the Bailout: A Commentary By Debra J. Saunders
Give Paulson a Clean Bill: A Commentary by Lawrence Kudlow
Louisiana Politics: Undone by the Wind: A Commentary by Froma Harrop
A Special Prosecutor for Wall Street: A Commentary By Joe Conason
Obama Takes Lead in North Carolina
September 24, 2008
New Hampshire: McCain Gains Ground, Holds Two-Point Advantage
Hawaii: Obama Dominates His Native State
Palin Still Viewed More Favorably – And Unfavorably – Than Biden
Most Americans Still Say Home-Buying Is Best Investment
The Man Who Never Was By Tony Blankley
George Bush's Final Moment By Susan Estrich
Where Did Bill O'Reilly Come From? By Dick Morris
September 23, 2008
Most Voters say Debate Moderators are Biased
Kansas: McCain Leads Obama 58% to 38%
Obama Ahead 56% to 39% in Vote-rich California
Kansas Senate: Roberts Maintains Huge Lead
Opposition to Bailout Plan Grows but Still Expected to Pass
Trillion Dollar Baby: A Commentary By Debra J. Saunders
Wall Street Did What Came Naturally: A Commentary by Froma Harrop
September 22, 2008
McCain Ahead Again in Virginia, 50% to 48%
Pennsylvania: Obama Holds Three-Point Advantage Over McCain
In Michigan, Obama 51% McCain 44%
Florida: McCain Still Ahead by Five
Coleman 48%, Franken 47% in Minnesota
Only 28% Support Federal Bailout Plan
Add North Carolina's Dole to List of Vulnerable Incumbents
Minnesota: Obama Leads McCain 52% to 44%
North Carolina: McCain Continues to Hold Modest Lead
September 21, 2008
53% Think Driving Age Should be 18 or Older
Illinois Senate: No Surprise as Durbin Cruising
South Carolina Senate: Graham 50% Conley 41%
New Rasmussen Reports Party Weighting Targets: 39.0% Democrat 33.5% Republican
September 20, 2008
South Carolina: McCain 51% Obama 45%
No Surprise in Illinois, Obama Winning Big
Never Sell America Short: A Commentary by Lawrence Kudlow
The Old Economic Rule Doesn't Work: A Commentary by Michael Barone
What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls
September 19, 2008
Obama Cuts McCain Lead to Two in Indiana
New Jersey Senate: Lautenberg Hangs on to Lead
Indiana Governor: Daniels Enjoys Solid Lead Over Challenger
60% Say U.S. Economy Is Not Fundamentally Sound
September 18, 2008
Obama Outpaces McCain In Vermont 60% to 36%
Michigan Senate: Levin Still Safe for Re-Election
McCain, Obama Yet To Convince Voters on Economic Crisis
McCain and the Meltdown: A Commentary By Froma Harrop
Meet the New Map--Same as the Old Map (Almost): A Commentary By Larry Sabato
The Hyperbole Market -- It's the Worst: A Commentary By Debra J. Saunders
The "Reform" McCain Wants to Forget: A Commentary by Joe Conason
September 17, 2008
Obama 48%, McCain 46% as Race Tightens in Wisconsin
In Oregon, Obama Leads By Four Points
Obama Still Dominant in Rhode Island
Oregon Senate Race Back To A Dead Heat
Just 7% Favor Fed Bailout for Financial Firms
Just 23% Say Presidential Campaign More Negative Than Most
Just Over One-Third Say Palin, McCain, Obama More Ethical Than Most Politicians
September 16, 2008
New York: Obama Still Way Ahead 55% to 42%
Democrats' Lead Falls to Six on Generic Congressional Ballot
Most Adults Like Idea of Four-Day Work Week
Palin 47%, Biden 44% in Make-believe Presidential Match-up
Paulson’s Courageous Action: A Commntary by Lawrence Kudlow
Democrats Face Historic Voter Hurdle: Analysis By Scott Rasmussen
September 15, 2008
Florida: McCain Opens a Five-Point Lead
McCain Holds 48% to 45% Lead in Ohio
All Tied in Pennsylvania: Obama 47% McCain 47%
Colorado: McCain Pulls in Front in Toss-Up State
Race Still A Toss-Up in Virginia, Tied at 48%
Majority of Voters Say Only McCain, Biden Prepared To Be President
Voters Say No to Obama in McCain’s Cabinet, and Vice Versa
September 14, 2008
Obama Leads in Delaware, 54% Say Picking Biden the Right Choice
35% Expect McCain Victory, 34% Say Obama Will Win
TV Fans Want Two and a Half Men & House to Win Emmys
TV Fans Select Laurie, Field, Carell and Applegate for Emmys
Old Enough To Fight, Old Enough To Drink By Debra J. Saunders
New Rasmussen Reports Party Weighting Targets: 38.7% Democrat 33.6% Republican
September 13, 2008
What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls
In Nevada, McCain Up By Three Points
McCain Flies His Campaign Past Obama
A Little Exercise A Day Keeps the Doctor Away
September 12, 2008
Missouri Governor: Democrat Nixon Leads by 15
Most Adults Give Children’s Schools Good or Excellent Ratings
Washington Governor: Rossi Surges Ahead By Six
In Missouri, McCain Still on Top
Voters Strongly Favor Offshore Drilling, Alternative Energy Plans
Say It Ain't So, Joe: A Commentary By Susan Estrich
The Sarah Surge in Black and White: A Commentary By Lawrence Kudlow
McCain Closes to Within Two Points of Obama in Washington
September 11, 2008
McCain Pummels Obama in Idaho 68% to 29%
McCain Ahead Comfortably in Wyoming 58% to 39%
GOP Gains Small Bit of Ground in Generic Congressional Ballot
Idaho Senate: GOP’s Risch Is Far Ahead 58% to 30%
63% Say McCain Likely to Reach Across the Aisle, 51% Say Obama Will
Two Bridges to Nowhere: A Commentary by Joe Conason
Lipstick, Dipstick: A Commentary By Debra J. Saunders
61% of Republicans More Likely to Give Thanks to Palin; 46% of Democrats Say Same of Biden
GOP Back On The Polarization Trail: A Commentary by Froma Harrop
Obama vs. Obama: A Commentary By Dick Morris
54% Say U.S. Has Changed for the Worse Since 9/11
September 10, 2008
McCain Gains Ground in New Mexico
McCain Jumps to Huge Lead in Alaska
McCain Takes Lead in North Dakota
New Mexico Senate: Udall’s Lead Continues to Fall
Stevens Closes To Within Two in Alaska Senate Race
North Dakota Governor: Popular Hoeven Still Cruising Towards Re-Election
69% Say Reporters Try To Help The Candidate They Want To Win
Don't Blame Oprah: A Commentary By Susan Estrich
Palin Gets Rave Reviews in Alaska, Viewed Favorably by 56% Nationwide
The GOP Resurrection: A Commentary By Tony Blankley
Americans Divided as to How History Will Judge Mission in Iraq
September 9, 2008
Montana: McCain Surges Ahead by Double-Digits
Montana Senate: Incumbent Baucus in Safe Territory
Most Voters Say Encouraging Economic Growth is Key, but Big Government is Not the Solution
Immigrants and the Safety Net By Froma Harrop
September 8, 2008
Virginia: McCain 49% Obama 47%
Colorado: Still Close After Hosting the Democratic National Convention
McCain and Obama Are Tied in Florida
Obama Clings to Modest Lead in Pennsylvania
Ohio: McCain Continues Upward Swing in Key State
Race Still Close With Eight Weeks to Go
Republicans Pull Ahead of Democrats on National Security and War in Iraq
Rasmussen Markets Update: Obama-McCain a Toss-Up
September 7, 2008
Romancing the Vote: A Commentary By Debra J. Saunders
September 6, 2008
What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls
The Battle of the Party Themes By Michael Barone
There's Something Missing in St. Paul
September 5, 2008
The Old John McCain By Debra J. Saunders
Democrats in Trouble By Dick Morris
60% of Voters Say Supreme Court Should Base Rulings on Constitution
Palin Power: Fresh Face Now More Popular Than Obama, McCain
The Big 5-0: A Commentary By Susan Estrich
September 4, 2008
Meet John McCain As Voters See Him
Radio Tops CD and MP3 Players With Music Fans
Adults Say Small Business Owners are the Hardest Workers
Don't They Have Birth Control up in Alaska? By Froma Harrop
51% Say Reporters Are Trying To Hurt Palin
Why Bristol's Baby Matters By Joe Conason
Discover (R) U.S. Spending Monitor (SM) up 2.6 Points in August
Sarah Palin, Our Energy Answer By Lawrence Kudlow
September 3, 2008
Great Days for The Dark Knight: Moviegoers Rate It Summer's Best Action Movie
Stand By Sarah: She's Still a Winning Pick
Generic Ballot Holds Steady Over Past Week
Blue Dogs Have Their Day: A Commentary by Froma Harrop
Woman President: Clinton vs. Palin 52% to 41%
It's Still the Economy, Stupid: A Commentary by Tony Blankley
September 2, 2008
The RNC's Unconvention: A Commentary By Debra J. Saunders
Convention Weathering the Storm: A Commentary By Dick Morris
Laura Bush, Lieberman Top Speakers Tuesday at GOP Convention
Best summer ever? Just for a few
Bush Approval Up a Point in August
52% Still Have Favorable View of Palin, But Partisan Gap Widens
Obama, McCain Seen As Better Prospects than Kerry and Bush
Number of Republicans Grows in August, Democrats Still Have Advantage
September 1, 2008
54% Celebrate Labor Day As End of Summer, 33% Honor Workers
Obama Number One, Palin Number Two As Candidate Voters Most Want To Meet
Americans Expect Gustav To Drive Up Gas Prices, Low Marks for FEMA
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