Public Opinion Polls

Research!America has been commissioning public opinion polls with leading firms since 1992.

Polls

Poll Year Name Tags Type
2000 Kansas State Poll - 2000 Kansas, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
2000 Massachusetts State Poll - 2000 Massachusetts, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
2000 Texas State Poll - 2000 National, Texas Poll History, State-Based Polling
1999 Illinois State Poll - 1999 Illinois, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
1999 Iowa State Poll- 1999 Iowa, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
1999 New Hampshire State Poll - 1999 National, New Hampshire Poll History, State-Based Polling
1999 New Jersey State Poll - 1999 National, New Jersey Poll History, State-Based Polling
1999 New Mexico State Poll - 1999 National, New Mexico Poll History, State-Based Polling
1999 Nebraska State Poll - 1999 National, Nebraska Poll History, State-Based Polling
1999 Colorado State Poll - 1999 Colorado, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
1999 Idaho State Poll - 1999 Idaho, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 Oklahoma State Poll - 1998 National, Oklahoma Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 Tennessee State Poll - 1998 National, Tennessee Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 Virginia State Poll - 1998 National, Virginia Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 Washington State Poll - 1998 National, Washington Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 West Virginia State Poll - 1998 National, West Virginia Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 Connecticut State Poll - 1998 Connecticut, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 Michigan State Poll - 1998 Michigan, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 Mississippi State Poll - 1998 Mississippi, National Poll History, State-Based Polling
1998 Missouri State Poll - 1998 Missouri, National Poll History, State-Based Polling

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For more information on our public opinion polling and for polls prior to 2001, please contact us at info@researchamerica.org.

Telephone (random-digit dialing) polls are conducted with a sample size of 800-1000 adults (age 18+) and a maximum theoretical sampling error of +/- 3.5 percent. Data are demographically representative of adult U.S. residents (state or national).

Online polls are conducted with a sample size of 1000-2000 adults and sampling error of +/-3.1 percent. The data is weighted in two stages to ensure accurate representation of the U.S. adult population. Figures for age, sex, race, education, and income were weighted where necessary to bring them into line with population demographics. "Propensity score" weighting was also used to adjust for respondents' propensity to be online.

Poll history: National public opinion polls on issues that are relevant to medical research and innovation.

Poll data summary: An annual compilation of the most recent poll data.

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