1996 Publications

News Attracts Most Internet Users

One-in-Ten Voters Online For Campaign '96

Campaign ’96 Gets Lower Grades from Voters

Fewer Happy with Clinton Victory than with GOP Congressional Win

Final Pew Center Survey – Clinton 52%, Dole 38%, Perot 9%

Campaign Finance Charges Raise Doubts Among 7% of Clinton Backers

Dole Appeal Nearly Record Low

Clinton Unites Dems, Gains Working Class Independents

Dole Fails with Populists, GOP Moderates

Dole Can’t Cash In on Mixed View of Clinton

Interest in Debates Off

Generic Congressional Measures Less Accurate In Presidential Years

Solid Clinton Lead, Small Gain for Congressional Democrats

Increased Support For Incumbents

Democrats

A Demographic and Attitudinal Profile

Republicans

A Demographic and Attitudinal Profile

A Dull Campaign, Clinton Will Win Say More than 70% of Voters

But House Race Tightens

The Diminishing Divide…American Churches, American Politics

Bill Clinton’s Big Lead and The Electoral College

Also: Tax Cuts and Deficit Reduction … In What Context?; Chance Error and Horse Race Leads

TV News Viewership Declines

Fall Off Greater for Young Adults and Computer Users

Bill Clinton’s Solid Lead

Public Apathetic about Nuclear Terrorism

Democratic Congressional Prospects Improve

More of the Public's Soundbites

Polls Trounce Pundits In Forecasting Primaries

Also: Wither The Perot Voter; Polling On The Buchanan Message; And You Think The Republican Party is Divided

Class Collisions in Response to Buchanan, Nationwide

Voters Know More Than In '92

Volatility Still to Come in New Hampshire

Also: The Big Poll That Didn't

New Hampshire Voters Fault Candidates, Media And TV Ads

Forbes Draws Even With Dole In New Hampshire

Clinton Ratings Hold: Balanced Budget A Public Priority, But Few See Personal Payoff

Chance Error and Bill Clinton’s Political Fortunes

The Iowa Echo, And Playing For Second In New Hampshire

Also: Centrism, No Passing Fancy; Small Changes In Question Wording Department