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President Dwight D. Eisenhower carried Wednesday's University election poll by 148 votes out of 5,552 cast, beating Adlai E. Stevenson by 2,785 to 2,637. The President's largest strength came from the Business School, where he won by a 3-to-1 margin...
Stevenson, who had won a similar poll four years ago by 127 votes, nevertheless drew support from 916 individuals who said they had been for Eisenhower in 1952. Two hundred and fifteen Eisenhower ballots indicated a switch from Democratic allegiance...
Results from a double post-card poll of 900 senior Faculty members will appear in the CRIMSON next week. In 1952 the permanent Faculty gave 379 votes to General Eisenhower and 298 to Governor Stevenson...
...Stevenson, has been doing much the same canvassing and pre-registration work in Cambridge as the other Democratic clubs. Its membership, now nearly 200, has also contributed to the Holtz campaign in Brighton, Brookline, and Newton. Aside from door-to-door canvassing, some workers participated in an opinion poll of Tenth District voters, to determine what issues Holtz might use to best advantage in his campaign there. The poll, prepared by Dr. Ithiel Pool, an MIT professor, is similar to the one used in California to permit Adlai Stevenson to exploit the most significant problems in his primary fight with...
Samuel A. Stouffer, professor of Sociology, last night gave unqualified approval to the results of the CRIMSON's poll of the University. He said that the poll was generally fair and clearly indicative of sentiment in some respects, but he criticized several aspects of the poll for falling short of accuracy...