According to a recent California statewide survey, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom is the clear front-runner in the Democratic primary election for Lieutenant Governor. Newsom holds a 21-point lead over Los Angeles City Councilwoman Janice Hahn in the initial vote, is much better known and has much higher favorability ratings, and performs strongly with Democratic [...]
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Gavin Newsom in a Strong Lead in California Lieutenant Governor’s Race
May 10th, 2010 · Blog, Poll release
New California statewide bipartisan poll: Whitman’s lead slipping, Campbell leading
April 22nd, 2010 · Blog, Poll release
With a month before California’s primary election in June, a recent survey, sponsored by Capitol Weekly and conducted as a bipartisan effort between Tulchin Research and Probolsky Research, reveals shifting dynamics in key statewide races. Former Rep. Tom Campbell has opened up a double-digit lead over his two rivals for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination, [...]
Tags:Poll release
Quality early childhood education has wide support in Pennsylvania
February 22nd, 2010 · Blog, Poll release
Even with severe budgetary constraints facing their state, Pennsylvania voters strongly believe quality early childhood education should be a top priority for state lawmakers. An overwhelming majority of voters – across all regions of the state – support continued government investment in quality early childhood education. Voters also strongly oppose rolling back the progress the [...]
Tags:Education·Poll release
Recent Survey Finds Congressman Ken Calvert is Vulnerable in CA-44
February 18th, 2010 · Blog, Poll release
From high unemployment to large bonuses for Wall Street bankers, recent events have left voters angry and extremely pessimistic about the direction of the country and their state. This discontent has created a mood that is decidedly anti-Congress and anti-incumbent. California’s 44th Congressional district, which encompasses parts of Riverside and Orange counties, is no exception, [...]
Tags:CA-44·Poll release
Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom?
February 17th, 2010 · Blog, Company News, Poll release
While Gavin Newsom may have dropped out of California’s gubernatorial race, a recent Tulchin Research survey shows the San Francisco Mayor would be an instant front-runner in the Democratic primary race for Lieutenant Governor. The poll of 600 likely Democratic voters statewide, conducted last month by San Francisco pollster Ben Tulchin, shows Newsom clocking in [...]
Poll release part II: New Poll Reveals Trends in Facebook, Twitter, and iPhone Use Among Voters
February 9th, 2010 · Blog, Company News, Poll release
From the introduction of the iPad to the expansion of social mediums like Facebook and Twitter, California continues to be a leader in technology and innovation. But how expansive are these technologies? Has this innovation penetrated California households? How are these technologies impacting politics, political discourse, and the dissemination of political news and information? And [...]
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New California Statewide poll: In an environment of voter pessimism, Californians see a path to recovery through technology and innovation
February 8th, 2010 · Blog, News, Poll release
With voters expressing deep pessimism toward the direction of California, political gridlock in Sacramento, and the ongoing budget crisis, a recent statewide poll found a glimmer of hope and a potential path out of the darkness. In the face of intense negativity toward California’s economic problems and the direction of the state, voters have a [...]
Tags:androids·blackberries·CALinnovates·facebook·iphones·pessimism·politics in social media·Poll release·smartphones·Social Media·social media in politics·Twitter·voters
Innovation in politics: trends in iphones, friending, and following
February 4th, 2010 · Blog, Company News, News, Poll release
A recent Tulchin Research survey for the tech group CALinnovates.org reveals several trends emerging in social media and technology that have unique implications for the political landscape, particularly with California’s race for Governor. The San Jose Mercury News story reports on the latest poll: No one has yet come up with a smartphone application that [...]
Tags:androids·blackberries·CALinnovates·facebook·iphones·pessimism·politics in social media·Poll release·smartphones·Social Media·social media in politics·Twitter·voters
