Box 154
Contains 339 Results:
Senate Candidate - Harkin or Jepsen does best in selected areas, 1983-09-22-1983-10-04
Senate Candidate - Harkin or Jepsen, strongest in various areas, 1983-09-22-1983-10-04
E-Election 1984
Ballots, tabluations, releases, and publications having to do with the Iowa Poll. Also includes the Metro Poll and some other polls as well.
The Iowa Poll was started in 1943 - the first state public opinion poll in the United States - and has operated continuously until today. Using a sampling method, the poll is meant to measure ". . .public opionion on questions of special importance to Iowa, and will poll only residents of the state." The poll measures everything from who is likely to win presidential races to who is the least favorite celebrity to how many households in Iowa want a deep freezer.
These are organized by poll number, which follow a chronological order.
Have you been contacted by mail, phone or in person, on behalf of anyone running for governor or U.S. Senate?, 1986-10-24-1986-10-31
Congress - 3rd district - Whom would you vote for…, 1986-10-06-1986-10-15
Congress - 5th district - Whom would you vote for…, 1986-10-06-1986-10-15
Congressman - 6th district - For whom would you vote…, 1986-10-06-1986-10-15
Senator Elec - If the November election for U.S. senator were today, and the following candidates were running, for whom would you vote?, 1986-07-08-1986-07-22
Senator Elec - If the November election for U.S. senator were today, and the following candidates were running, for whom would you vote?, 1986-09-03-1986-09-17
Senator Election - If the election were today for U.S. Senator, whom would you vote for?, 1986-10-24-1986-10-31
E-Election 1988-President
Ballots, tabluations, releases, and publications having to do with the Iowa Poll. Also includes the Metro Poll and some other polls as well.
The Iowa Poll was started in 1943 - the first state public opinion poll in the United States - and has operated continuously until today. Using a sampling method, the poll is meant to measure ". . .public opionion on questions of special importance to Iowa, and will poll only residents of the state." The poll measures everything from who is likely to win presidential races to who is the least favorite celebrity to how many households in Iowa want a deep freezer.
These are organized by poll number, which follow a chronological order.