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Do you think Walker will see numbers like this?

I seriously doubt it.

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Everybody Loves the Packers!

On December 21, 2011 By

Public Policy Polling did a survey of voters and asked about some key NFL teams.  Based on their research, the Cowboys need to hand over their “America’s Team” status to the Packers.

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The American people aren’t buying the “both sides do it” meme being pumped out by the mainstream media.  Or the FoxNews “it’s all the Democrat Party’s (sic) fault!”

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Governor Scott Walker takes a shot at The St. Norbert College/Wisconsin Public Radio poll which found him trailing significantly in a in a poll asking if he should be recalled.  He misses… big.

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Watching the Detectives

On November 17, 2011 By

With apologies to Elvis Costello, SurveyUSA looks at how the major polling firms treat people who only have cell phones.

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Good news for Democrats in Ohio.  With the defeat of SB5, the momentum in the state clearly favors the Democrats going into 2012.  And new polling from Public Policy Polling demonstrates that.

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Silly, I know, but Public Policy Polling did a sports survey of Wisconsin and found that people in the state prefer Rodgers to Favre by more than 3-to-1!

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From the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute, “Wisconsin’s Free Market Think Tank,” comes this less than good news for Republican Governor Scott Walker.

11. Now let’s turn to the political scene here in Wisconsin. Overall, do you strongly approve, somewhat approve, somewhat disapprove, or strongly disapprove of the way Scott Walker is handling his job as [...]

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Polling numbers from Public Policy Polling show the chances of recalling Governor Walker are slim unless Russ Feingold changes his mind and enters the race.  Walker is still unpopular, just not unpopular enough.

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SurveyUSA reviewed data collected from the 2010 elections to evaluate how much polling or not polling cell phone users skews poll results.  I can’t say that I’m surprised by their findings.

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