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- Voters unenthused by Obama tour: poll
- WASHINGTON AFP — White House hopeful Barack Obama's foreign tour has had only a muted impact among voters, and many Americans believe the Democrat is getting over-the-top media coverage, Gallup said Tuesday. In the first in-depth look at public perceptions of the Democrat's trip to Afghanistan, Iraq, the Middle...
- Research articles 2008-07-29
- Obama creeps past McCain in opinion poll
- WASHINGTON AFP — Democratic White House candidate Barack Obama has pulled ahead of Republican John McCain in the latest Gallup voter opinion survey, published Tuesday in USA Today. Obama lead McCain 47 to 44 percent, in a reversal from Gallup's findings a month ago, which saw McCain ahead of...
- Research articles 2008-06-03
- All in the family: the Corleys turn small-town savvy into big business
- GRANTS, NEW MEXICO, IS THE KIND of place that reminds you of a town in an old western movie, a place where there is more tumbleweed crossing the street than cars. It was in this town that Eddie B. Corley Sr. and his wife, Gladys Mae, raised their eight children...
- Research articles 2008-06-01
- Afternoon Stocks to Watch: SHMT, HWAY, AERG, SHFL.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-6 March 2008-Financialbusinessnews.us: Afternoon Stocks to Watch: SHMT, HWAY, AERG, SHFLC1994-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:06032008 Boston -- Shumate Industries (OTCBB: SHMT); Healthways (NASDAQ: HWAY); Applied Energetics, Inc. (NASDAQ: AERG); Shuffle Master, Inc. (NASDAQ Global Select Market: SHFL)...
- Research articles 2008-03-06
- Is the U.S. in a Recession? Gallup's chief economist tackles this and other pressing questions — and tells how business can protect itself if there's a serious downturn
- Byline: A GMJ Q&A with Dennis Jacobe, Ph.D., Gallup's chief economist Synopsis: This question has been nagging at executives, investors, and the media. Here, Gallup's chief economist sheds some much-needed light on the subject. He also tells how companies can protect themselves if there's a serious downturn and what...
- Research articles 2008-02-14
- Will the Credit Crunch Steal Christmas? Gallup's chief economist discusses what the credit crisis will do, what the Fed should have done, and whether or not it will hurt the holidays
- Byline: A GMJ Q&A with Dennis Jacobe, Ph.D., Gallup's chief economist Synopsis: Gallup's chief economist discusses what the credit crunch will do, what the Fed should have done, and whether or not it will hurt the holidays. He also warns that inflation, high commodity prices, a weak dollar, and...
- Research articles 2007-11-08
- Capital Briefs
- * CPB EXCESS: The Republican-controlled board of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting could not bring itself to mandate the showing of Frank Gaffney's documentary Islam vs. Islamists nor did it make any attempt to block the prime-time return of leftist Bill Moyers, but the board is very decisive when it...
- Research articles 2007-08-27
- Successfully Forging a New Path; After a split with its sponsor, Alliant Credit Union learns how to be successful on its own terms
- Byline: Jennifer Robison Synopsis: When its sponsor, United Airlines, was facing bankruptcy, Alliant Credit Union had to break out on its own -- there was no other option. Here's how the company learned to be successful on its own terms. Four years ago, Alliant Credit Union faced an...
- Research articles 2007-07-12
- Two parties, two types of nominees, two paths to winning a presidential nomination, 1972-2004.
- Contrary to findings that show the contemporary nomination process, regardless of party, favoring early frontrunners, this article shows that the eventual Democratic nominee is typically different from and often travels a different path to victory than the eventual Republican nominee. Since 1972, the eventual Democratic winners began as relatively unknown...
- Research articles 2007-06-01
- New Yorkers Clinton, Giuliani lead in national 2008 vote polls
- WASHINGTON AFP — New York Senator Hillary Clinton and former New York city mayor Rudolph Giuliani lead the pack in voter intentions for the 2008 presidential race, according to two polls out Wednesday. Among Democrats Clinton has strengthened her status as front-runner, putting the brakes on a surge from...
- Research articles 2007-05-16
- 5 reasons the GOP faces an uphill climb in '08
- WASHINGTON -- The political landscape for the 2008 presidential election is shaping up with a decided tilt in the direction of Democrats. Long before either party has settled on a presidential candidate, fundamental factors that lay the groundwork for next year's election -- from anti-war sentiment...
- Research articles 2007-05-03
- Media and Democratic Leaders Spin the Polls
- As the science of political polling advances, why are spinmdslers working overtime to stay ahead of the pollsters? There are two correlative reasons: First, there appears to be a relationship between polls and fundruising (though Mitt Romney, seemingly mired forever in single digits continues to succeed in raising money). second,...
- Research articles 2007-04-23
- Uncle Sam Wants Fresh Talent; As baby boomers near retirement, the U.S. government confronts a daunting challenge: replenishing its ranks of employees and senior managers
- Byline: Bryant Ott Synopsis: Baby boomers will soon be retiring in droves. This fact has many social, political, and economic implications, not the least of which is this: The U.S. government is confronting the daunting challenge of replenishing its ranks of employees and senior managers. And it's in a...
- Research articles 2007-04-12
- SDSU Forms Partnership with Gallup University to Offer Innovative Life Science MBA
- To: BUSINESS EDITORSContact: Randy Carmical, Director of Communications, SDSU College of Business Administration, +1-619-594-0206, Randy.Carmical@sdsu.edu; or David Watson, PR, Gallup Online University, +1-402-938-6190, David_Watson@gallup.com SAN DIEGO, Feb. 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- San Diego State University and Gallup University announced today that the two organizations have combined their expertise to develop a...
- Research articles 2007-02-21
- What the New Congress Means for Business; With Nancy Pelosi & Co. taking over this month, Gallup's chief economist predicts how changes in Washington will affect the economy
- Byline: A GMJ Q&A with Dennis Jacobe, Ph.D., Gallup's chief economist Synopsis: With Nancy Pelosi & Co. taking over this month, Gallup's chief economist, Dennis Jacobe, predicts how changes in Washington will affect the business and investment climate, federal spending and the budget deficit, and trade policy and globalization....
- Research articles 2007-01-11
- "Peace without conquest": Lyndon Johnson's speech of April 7, 1965.
- This article explores the speech that President Lyndon Johnson delivered on April 7, 1965 entitled "Peace without Conquest." He sought to answer Vietnam critics with "unconditional discussions" and a billion-dollar electrification project for Southeast Asia, but he also reaffirmed his determination not to withdraw. This article analyzes the situation leading...
- Research articles 2006-09-01
- Queen of the small screen.(Survey)
- Byline: Ann Marie Kerwin Watercooler has had its obsessions this year, we admit it. The various scandals and chair-swappings of TV personalities are like catnip to us: Katie Couric, Dan Rather, Star Jones, Rosie O'Donnell, Charlie Gibson, Diane Sawyer. So imagine how delighted we...
- Research articles 2006-08-14
- National preparedness planning: the historical context and current state of the U.S. public's readiness, 1940-2005.(PREVENTION, MITIGATION and PREPAREDNESS)
- In the United States, national public preparedness efforts meant to ready individuals and families for disasters have been driven primarily by international threats, actual or anticipated. These include terrorism, war and the potential for global instability such as the millennium Y2K computer error. The national dialogue...
- Research articles 2006-03-22
- The contemporary presidency: polarization and White House/legislative relations: causes and consequences of elite-level conflict.
- Partisan polarization is like the cell phone of American politics--ubiquitous, occasionally annoying, and often the cause of public policy pileups when distracted lawmakers swerve into oncoming legislative traffic. Like the omnipresent technological device, partisanship is now one of the most dominant features of contemporary American...
- Research articles 2005-12-01
- Do early birds get the worm? Improving timeliness of presidential nomination forecasts.
- This research explores whether data on polling, campaign expenditures, and cash reserves of campaigns collected in the year prior to the presidential election can produce accurate predictions of party nominees. Findings suggest that efforts to forecast nominations may begin as early as the first quarter of the year before the...
- Research articles 2005-12-01
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