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Why Al Sharpton & Others Are Clueless
So Don Imus should be fired or voluntarily step down for his stupid comments he made a few days ago pertaining to the Rutgers women’s basketball team?
There is no doubt that Imus’ comments were really dumb given our hypocritical, politically correct culture. However, as an Imus listener since 1992, I am quite frankly taken back [...]
Generation Jones could be key to '06 MidTerm Election Results
Analysis of recent Research2000 election polling data indicates that Generation Jones, the large generation between the Baby Boom Generation and Generation X, may be the decisive vote on November 7.
GenJonesers are currently 41 to 52 years old, comprise approximately a third of the electorate, and are known for their high levels of volatility and persuadability [...]
Talk Show Radio Accessibility -Follow-Up Survey- Results
Research 2000 thought it would be an interesting endeavor to find out how six nationally syndicated talk radio programs handle incoming calls among individuals who wish to engage in the live talk show over the air. The our original April ‘06 ‘Talk Show Radio Accessibility Survey Results‘ were interesting enough to report in the [...]
Talk Show Radio Accessibility Survey Results
In a recent survey, Research 2000 tested how six nationally syndicated radio talk programs handle incoming calls among individuals who wish to engage in the live talk over the show. The guinea pigs? Liberals Stephanie Miller, Randi Rhodes and Ed Shultz; and conservatives Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham and Rush Limbaugh.
Findings:
Ed Shultz “as the easiest to [...]
Bush Versus the Homeboys/John Kerry
by Del Ali, President of Research 2000
John Kerry winning his home state is a moot point. Two things are clear from our state polling, Massachusetts voters like Kerry and do not like Bush. The key of course is, what appeal does Kerry have outside of New England?
The GOP might/will attempt to cast Kerry as [...]
Deciding the Fall Elections
By Del Ali, President of Research 2000
The Christian Science Monitor – 21-Aug-02
ROCKVILLE, MD. – In a little over two months, voters will face their first national elections since last fall’s terrorist attacks.
Some political observers feel that the attacks make predicting this year’s midterm elections difficult to analyze. However, as we get closer to November, [...]
A State-level Perspective – America at the Polls
by Del AliDecember 1994
Over the past 13 months, Mason-Dixon Political/Media Research conducted anywhere from four to eight statewide polls in over 40 states. They focused on statewide races as well as state and national issues. Since the November 8 election, Democrats and Republicans have produced countless analyses of what the results mean with regard to [...]
