1999 Publications

Columbine Shooting Biggest News Draw of 1999

Campaign Incidents Have Little Punch

Independents Drive New Hampshire Poll Shifts

Also: The Civilian-Military Gap Flap

Retro-Politics

The Political Typology: Version 3.0

Optimism Reigns, Technology Plays Key Role

Senate Test Ban Vote Little Noticed, Less Understood

Candidate Qualities May Trump Issues in 2000

Too Much Money, Too Much Media Say Voters

JFK Jr Tragedy Attracts Huge Audience

Third Party Chances Limited

Technology Triumphs, Morality Falters

It’s Still Too Early for the Voters

Muted and Mixed Public Response To Peace in Kosovo

Public Cool To Presidential Pay Raise

Bradley Boxes Out Political Center

Americans Disengaging From Kosovo

Questioning Kosovo

Also: Early Issue Advertising

Record News Interest in Littleton Shooting

Continued Public Support for Kosovo, But Worries Grow

Clinton Fatigue Undermines Gore Poll Standing

Americans Divided on China Policy

Striking the Balance, Audience Interests, Business Pressures and Journalists’ Values

Support for NATO Air Strikes with Plenty of Buts

Does an early lead in the polls usually hold up?

Public Votes for Continuity and Change in 2000

Consequences of Reducing Nonresponses in a National Telephone Survey

Public Opinion Quarterly 64:125-148 (2000)
This article provides more extensive analysis of data from the study reported in Conservative Opinions Not Underestimated, But Racial Hostility Missed.

Online Polling Offer Mixed Results

This study compares responses from an online survey to those obtained using a random digit dial telephone survey and finds significant attitudinal and demographic differences between the general public and those who participate in online polls.

Support for Clinton, But Not for Social Security Funds in Market

Senate Trial: Little Viewership, Little Impact

The Internet News Audience Goes Ordinary