Word: polled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Nationwide, a Time magazine poll taken last week showed Bush maintaining a 10-point lead. But Dukakis aides said more recent tracking data showed the gap had narrowed to as little as six points...
...nine-point lead found for Bush in the NBC-Wall Street Journal poll was in keeping with what sources said were private soundings taken for the two candidates. Only 35 percent of those reponding to the public survey said they were pleased with their choices, and 61 percent said they wished other candidates were running. The survey, of 1285 likely voters, had a margin of error of three percentage points...
This week's WMEB/CHSB hockey poll reveals some positive signs. Harvard, with an untarnished 0-0 record, is ranked sixth in the nation. Not first but sixth. No pressure for the Crimson to prove that is the best team in the nation...
More than 4500 undergraduates participated in a similar election the SAC held four years ago, she said. That poll was covered by the New York Times and The Boston Globe, Keogh said...
...Dukakis camp came late to the likability wars. Competence was what counted. So what if he sometimes seemed to be running for Accountant in Chief? After the first debate, however, polls showed this to be costly; a TIME poll revealed voters thinking that Dukakis had won, but that Bush (by 44% to 38%) was more likable. Dukakis aides began pushing for a "kinder, gentler," warmer Dukakis. In short, they wanted more Zorba, less Zeno...